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Zimbabwe Programme

Contributing to prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable communities

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    Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    Education Matters: Talent meets opportunity in Zimbabwe

    Education Matters is a not-for-profit organisation that provides bright children in Zimbabwe with the skills to become tomorrow’s leaders and innovators, in particular young people who would never have access to these opportunities ordinarily. 

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    Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    KidzCan Zimbabwe: Wadzanayi’s story

    An inspiring young woman who survived cancer as a child has forged a promising career in medical research – driven by the desire to help others be free from pain. 

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    Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    Hope grows in the fields of Africa

    Foundations for Farming is a grassroots organisation that seeks to create sustainable livelihoods and food sovereignty in Zimbabwe, and boost the profitability of small-scale farmers. 

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    Special Interest Programme / Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    Empowering students through technology education: an uncommon story 

    Working in Zimbabwe, Uncommon provides technology training and computer programming classes to young adults and children. Read more to learn about their remarkable story. 

Overview

The Zimbabwe Programme is a national programme through which we fund local organisations that support the hopes and aspirations of Zimbabweans, particularly those furthest from opportunity. We align our grant-making to government and international development goals.

Please note that we are currently not accepting requests for funding for the Zimbabwe Programme.


What we fund

We support efforts that: implement school feeding programmes for children who would otherwise go hungry; integrate mental health services in other areas of programming to help people cope with past trauma and ongoing hardship; and support people to have access to the services and health care facilities needed to live healthy lives.

We support women, youth, and other people furthest from opportunity to build skills and experiences to improve their economic conditions (e.g., developing agriculture and technology skills).

We support efforts that: provide cancer care for children and their families; support those living with disabilities (e.g., those who are deaf or in need of palliative care, prioritising support to organisations that help people with disabilities stay with their families); and help people living with HIV/AIDS and those caring for others with HIV/AIDs through health and education services.


Discover our partner stories

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    Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    Education Matters: Talent meets opportunity in Zimbabwe

    Education Matters is a not-for-profit organisation that provides bright children in Zimbabwe with the skills to become tomorrow’s leaders and innovators, in particular young people who would never have access to these opportunities ordinarily.

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    Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    KidzCan Zimbabwe: Wadzanayi’s story

    An inspiring young woman who survived cancer as a child has forged a promising career in medical research – driven by the desire to help others be free from pain.

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    Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    Hope grows in the fields of Africa

    Foundations for Farming is a grassroots organisation that seeks to create sustainable livelihoods and food sovereignty in Zimbabwe, and boost the profitability of small-scale farmers.

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    Special Interest Programme / Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    Empowering students through technology education: an uncommon story 

    Working in Zimbabwe, Uncommon provides technology training and computer programming classes to young adults and children. Read more to learn about their remarkable story.

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    Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    Building a rainbow for children’s cancer recovery

    With a fun spiral design and bold colours, the Rainbow Children’s Village is providing a recovery home for children fighting cancer in Zimbabwe. Families now have a home-away-from-home, where their children can recuperate between treatments. Click below to discover more.

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    Zimbabwe Programme / Partner story

    Supporting communities in Zimbabwe

    In Zimbabwe, the Rainbow Children’s Village, Island Hospice & Healthcare, and Midlands AIDS Service Organisation are working to improve access to clinics for children undergoing chemotherapy, hospice care, and to continue the fight against HIV/AIDS. Click here to learn more.

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