Before we become leaders in the world, we often lead at home.
Older siblings play a powerful, often unseen role creating emotional safety for the little ones watching, listening, and learning from them.
Let’s talk about the big responsibility in small moments.
Today we visited Nemakonde High School (Chinhoyi) for another powerful Drug & Substance Abuse Awareness session.
In partnership with CID Drugs Mash West, Min of PSE, pastors, artists & youth orgs, we used drama, music & storytelling to spark real conversations.
Day 1 | Beacon of Hope 💜
September is #suicidepreventionmonth a time to shine light on silent struggles.
You are NOT alone.
Your life is unique, irreplaceable & full of potential. ✨
Reach out. Speak up. Be a beacon of HOPE. 🌱
#ChikomboreroFoundation#SuicideAwareness
Day 2 | BEACON OF HOPE 🎗️
"CHOOSE LIFE, EVEN ON THE HARDEST DAYS"
Every new day is a chance to rewrite your story. Hope is the bridge between despair & healing.
Youth-to-Youth: “Even the darkest night ends with dawn. Keep choosing life.”
#SuicidePreventionMonth#MentalHealth
Social expectations play a powerful role in shaping how men view their mental health.Most men are taught to hide their emotions, avoid vulnerability, and “stay strong” no matter what.
Join us tonight as we explore how social expectations affects men's mental health
Farming has long been criticized for its contribution to climate change but in our recent discussion we talked how it could also be a powerful part of the solution. It was an inspiring session that explored how farming when done right can actively contribute to climate healing
As we step into the second half of the year let's pause and reflect on our mental health journey over the past six months.Join us in wrapping up Men's Mental Health Awareness Month by looking back on the highs and lows and exploring how our mental well-being has grown or changed.
Farming isn’t a fallback it’s the future.From drones to data, today’s agriculture is smart, sustainable & full of opportunity.Let’s break the stigma: farming is science, impact & youth-powered.
Young people belong in agri-tech. The land is calling.
Join us tonight
#YouthInAg
“Just pray about it.”
But what happens when prayer feels like it’s not working?
Let’s talk about the silent battles between mental health and faith.
🕗 Tonight @ 8PM
Topic: Mental Health & Faith: When Prayer Feels Like It’s Not Working
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🌱 Farming isn’t just tractors & rain anymore. It’s satellites, data & smart apps.
In this changing world, Digital Farming is the future.
Tech + Soil = Food Security.
#DigitalFarming#SmartAgriculture#ClimateSmartAgriculture
Yesterday, Chikomborero Foundation visited Chaedza Primary School, Chinhoyi for an Anti-Drug Abuse Campaign.We used drama to explore how drug abuse and mental health are connected from peer pressure to emotional struggles.
Young minds listened, questioned, reflected.
June is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month a dedicated time to raise awareness about the mental health challenges men face, dismantle the stigma around seeking help, and promote honest chats about emotional well-being.
Let’s be the generation that normalizes mental health chats.
Today we celebrate Coach Jeceline, a brave survivor and mental health advocate. Her debut book, “1411: I Survived My Own Mind,” features 14 powerful poems written after her suicide attempt. On 31 March 2025, she launched The 14.11 Movement a safe space for mental health support.
DAY 21 | Mental Health Awareness Month with Chikomborero Foundation :"CELEBRATE YOUR PROGRESS"
Celebrating progress means recognizing the small steps forward you’ve made, even if you haven’t reached your final goal yet.
With crayons and pencils in hand, the children poured their hearts onto paper , drawing homes they wish to have, cars they dream of driving, careers they aspire to, families , and futures that shine bright with possibility. Every drawing was more than art , it was hope & prayer.
On the 17th of May 2025, as Chikomborero Foundation, we donated school stationery and held leading a mental health and education initiative at Passion Children’s Home.
Day 20 | Mental Health Awareness Month with Chikomborero Foundation -
"DON’T IGNORE BURNOUT"
Burnout is a state of mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion often caused by too much pressure or doing too much without rest.
This May, Chikomborero Foundation joins hands with youths across Zimbabwe and beyond to shine a light on mental health.
Day 1: “IT’S OKAY TO NOT BE OKAY”
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#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth