1/2 Quadriplegics and Paraplegics Association of Zimbabwe (QUAPAZ) & other DIDRR consortium partners @CBM_Global@FODPZ1, @FDPZ04 & @CaritasMutare hosted the DIDRR 2025 Project Bi-Annual Review Meeting for Quater 1 & 2. The consortium partners engaged in interactive exercises
@QUAPAZ1 is participating at the partner’s meeting in Harare, coordinated by @CBM_Global. We are committed to strengthening our partnership as we navigate new realities for enhanced impact and accountability. Towards building strong localization of programs for positive impact.
Exciting times at the NANGO Eastern Region NGO Expo and Winter School 2025. @QUAPAZ1 is thrilled to showcase our initiatives and connect with amazing organizations dedicated to making a difference. Stop by our booth to learn more. #NANGOExpo2025#QUAPAZ#NGOs#CommunityImpact
As we participate in the Annual Debt Conference @ZIMCODD1, @QUAPAZ1 emphasize the urgent need for a Debt Monitoring Index. This tool will empower citizens to track debt repayments and hold leaders accountable. Transparency is key to ensuring responsible debt management.
@zccinzim Supervisory Council Member and Chairperson of the Economic Justice Commission, Rev. Cele presented theological reflections at the opening of the Debt Conference. Drawing from Leviticus 25:8–10 and Isaiah 61:1–2, he emphasized the biblical framework of Jubilee as a call to justice, restoration, and economic equality. He underscored the Gospel imperative to liberate the oppressed and reminded delegates that the privileged often forget the cries of the classless. Highlighting the spiritual and social significance of debt cancellation, he affirmed that in Scripture, debts are forgiven, slaves are released, and land is restored as a reflection of God’s mercy and justice. Concluding, Rev Cele asserted that engaging in debt justice is theologically sound and essential for sustainable development, and called for structuring debt in ways that foster national transformation, social stability, and economic equity for Zimbabwe.
@CAID_Zimbabwe@ZIMCODD1@Oxfam@AFRODAD2011@OpenSociety
Day 2: #NationalDisabilityEXPO From connecting to learning to sharing ideas on accessibility and inclusion. People coming together to empower & inform each other on how not to leave no one behind is a testament to the power of collaboration & collective effort to inclusivity
Honored to participate in the #NationalDisabilityExpo in #VictoriaFalls this week. The theme is, “Accelerating Disability Inclusion Now: A Collective Responsibility,” defining the importance of our shared commitment to building a more inclusive society. Nothing for us without us
See persons, not their disabilities. Embrace each individuality, celebrate diversity because every person deserves respect, understanding and inclusion. Let's break down barriers and build a more accessible world for persons with disabilities. #DisabilityAwareness#Inclusion
Today we participated in a CSO Dissemination and Self Reflection Dialogue by @nangozimbabwe on the monitoring round of the Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation consultations. We shared challenges, gaps, strategies, and effective mechanisms for collaboration.
Excited to see one of our #DIDRR committee member & youth disability champion from Chikukwa (W10) under the DIDRR project participating at the 2nd Zimbabwe Youth Symposium on #DisasterRiskReduction facilitated by @ActionAidZim, at Cresta Lodge, Harare. #YouthInDRR#Inclusion
Grateful for the opportunity to co-facilitate this important research with @TIZim_info and the dedicated parents and caregivers of children with disabilities. Together, we shed light on how corruption undermines the BEAM program in Zimbabwe. Every child is Equal.#EndCorruption
1/2 Today we participated in the launch of 2 case studies by @TIZim_info. We were privileged to collaborate in conducting the research that highlighted how corruption & discrimination in Zimbabwe hinder access to quality education & healthcare affecting persons with disabilities
In Ward 15, community members noted the urgent need for inclusive early warning systems that prioritise the safety of all, including persons with disabilities. They also emphasised the need to incorporate accessible warning tools, guaranteeing equal access to life-saving infor.
Today the world commemorates #worlddownsyndromeday2025 under the theme "Improve Our Support Systems". Let us spread awareness and promote inclusion for all!
PS: You get to wear two different socks🧦
#WDSD2025#inclusionmatters
Today's early warning systems training in Ward 17 Biriri underscored the need for inclusive, accessible & community-led initiatives. Participants emphasised the importance of including accessible warning mechanisms, to ensure everyone receives critical alerts and instructions.
Thrilled to be playing a pivotal role in facilitating sensitization meetings with community leaders influencing policy change in promoting #DIDRR#CommunityEngagement#Resilience"
1/2 ~ Day 2: Promoting inclusive resilience! Our Disability Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction (DiDRR) meeting in Ward 10 Chikukwa brought local leaders & community members together to discuss accessibility & inclusivity in disaster planning... #InclusiveResilience#DiDRR