World Vision Zimbabwe

A Christian humanitarian, development and advocacy organisation dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice

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24 Days to go!!!
#WorldVisionZimAt50
#50YearsOfImpact
#Celebrating50Years
#HalfACenturyStrong

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A child washing her hands. #CleanWater flowing nearby. Families freed from the daily struggle for a basic need.

#SafeWater restores dignity, creates opportunities and helps children thrive. When water flows, so does hope for a better future.

#BoldHopeForChildren #WorldVisionZim

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We extend our sincere gratitude to the @euinzim & @BMZ_Bund for funding the FISH4ACP project & supporting efforts to strengthen 🇿🇼’s aquaculture sector. This recognition reflects the power of partnerships in strengthening institutions & building resilient aquaculture communities

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@WorldVision🇿🇼received the Outstanding Leadership in Strengthening Cluster Governance award @ the FISH4ACP closing ceremony in Harare. With our partners, we supported fish-producer clusters in Manicaland & Masvingo to strengthen their governance structures & develop constitutions

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What could God do through us if we entrusted every plan to Him?

Perhaps more than we can imagine, as He establishes our purpose, directs our path, & works through us to make a difference in the lives of others.

#VerseOfTheWeek

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These interactions showed how improved access to opportunities, resources & skills is strengthening livelihoods and restoring hope.

Such change is made possible through partnership. We remain committed to empowering communities & creating lasting change for children & families.

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This week, @WorldVision🇿🇼hosted a team from the USA during visits to our project sites in Gwanda & Plumtree.

They saw the impact of our Beyond Access Projects first-hand, engaging with children & community members & listening to powerful stories of transformation.

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They planted trees at Khakhani Community Garden & joined a reusable pad-making activity at one of the primary schools, which helps girls stay in🏫& learn with dignity.

The visitors also spent time in several households, appreciating the daily realities facing vulnerable families

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Some residents walk 10–15km to Nswazi Clinic, sometimes only to find essential medicines unavailable.

Thanks to Mr Chapanga, VARICHEM Group CEO & WVZ Advisory Council member for a donation of medicines & a BP machine will strengthen healthcare services.

#HealthForAll

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Across rural 🇿🇼 , livestock are a source of food, income & security for families. But El Niño, high temperatures & declining water levels are leaving fewer water sources for animals.

Early action is critical. Protecting livestock means safeguarding livelihoods & food security.

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She missed 5 months of school because of pain. After life-changing surgery, 14-year-old Buhlebenkosi is back in class and dreaming of becoming a nurse.

Read her story: https://t.co/3AuSPPD9aY

@curezimbabwe @UNICEFZIMBABWE @SaveChildrenZIM @MoHCCZim @MoPSEZim @WorldVisionSAR

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Every child deserves life in all its fullness.

Yesterday, 9 registered children in Buhera are undergoing hernia surgeries at Murambinda Hospital, in partnership with the @MoHCCZim.

Good health helps children learn, grow and reach their full potential. 🙏

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World Vision drills borehole for 500 Tshitshi Madabe villagers

https://t.co/SSD2tuYaWN? via @NewsDayZimbabwe

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Thank you, Embassy of Japan!

Through the Grassroots Human Security Grant, two classroom blocks, an ablution block and a teachers’ house will be built at Tanaka Primary School, Mbire.

A safe school supports every child’s wellbeing. 🇯🇵🇿🇼

@EoJZimbabwe

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Hope has the power to transform how we face life's challenges. When we place our trust in God, He fills our hearts with joy, peace, & a hope that reaches beyond our circumstances.

May we be vessels of that hope, sharing God's love, encouragement, & compassion wherever we serve.

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At the Youth Inclusive Budget Conference, Mengezi made the case for #SchoolFeeding programmes, calling for more investment so children can access nutritious food & learn meaningfully. 🍽️

@WorldVision🇿🇼 will keep amplifying children’s voices in budgeting. #SchoolMeals

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As El Niño drought bites, farmers in Mberengwa Ward 32 are restoring 45+ hectares through FMNR, improving grazing, securing firewood and running a honey project with 100+ beehives. 🌳🐝

Resilience built before the drought deepens. #FMNR #ElNiño #AnticipatoryAction

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⚠️ El Niño-induced drought is here. Be ready, be alert. Stay updated on early warnings, plan ahead for food and water, and protect livestock and the most vulnerable. Acting early saves lives and livelihoods. 🌾

Read Violet’s story: https://t.co/OLBOxKHO2x

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It’s #WorldFoodDay🍽️

Through our #ENOUGHcampaign, @WorldVision🇿🇼 is working to end child malnutrition & championing school meals to keep children in class. We call on Govt, donors & partners: no child should go to🏫hungry or sleep on an empty stomach

What’s your favourite dish?

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Today is Global Handwashing Day! 🧼

In 2025, @WorldVision🇿🇼 established 66 solar-powered water schemes, giving over 79k people access to basic drinking water.

Be a Handwashing Hero: help every child near you wash their hands regularly. #GlobalHandwashingDay #HandwashingHero

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They visited World Vision Zimbabwe’s Gwanda ADP to learn how sand abstraction, solar-powered water schemes and community-led management bring safe water to hundreds of households and schoolchildren.

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Theory meets practice in Gwanda!

Students from the DRI WASH Capacity Building Program, a partnership between @DRIScience, @unevadareno, @DrexelUniv, @WorldVision🇿🇼 & @nustzim, explored sustainable water solutions in water-scarce communities.