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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The Nswazi Brothers & Sisters Project began when young people facing unemployment came together to create opportunities for themselves. Through their savings club, members loaned💵to one another @ 10% interest, enabling them to start small individual income-generating activities

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Today, we celebrated Matilda Mguni and Khethiwe Ncube as they retire after 35 and 27 years of dedicated service to World Vision respectively.

Thank you for your commitment and faithful service. We wish you both joy and every blessing in retirement. ❤️🙏🏾

[CURE Children's Hospital of Zimbabwe @curezimbabwe]

CURE Zimbabwe recently welcomed World Vision: Matthew Pickard, Assan Golowa and Khumbulani Ndlovu to tour our hospital. Through our partnership, children in remote communities access sponsored specialised orthopaedic surgery. #ChildHealth

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Faith Leaders and Children Unite to Tackle Hunger Through School Feeding https://t.co/xGeTcaNsAF

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Children in🇿🇼are speaking up about child hunger & school feeding. Through the ENOUGH Campaign, they engaged faith leaders & called on churches to support the Home-Grown School Feeding Program through resources, infrastructure & advocacy

When children speak, we must listen & act

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Wishing all Grade 7 candidates across🇿🇼the very best as they begin their examinations today!

Believe in yourselves, stay focused and give every paper your best. Each examination is a step towards achieving your dreams and building a brighter future.

You’ve got this!💪🏿

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@WorldVision🇿🇼is hosting the DRI WASH Capacity Building Programme, bringing together 25 students & 7 lecturers from 24 countries

Officially opened by @WorldVisionSAR Leader Mathew Pickard, the programme includes knowledge sharing & field visits to explore WASH interventions in🇿🇼

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In Mberengwa Ward 32, farmers have restored more than 45 hectares through FMNR, creating better grazing areas and new livelihood opportunities through beekeeping.

Together, communities are restoring nature, building resilience and creating more sustainable livelihoods.

[Ministry of P&S EdZW @MoPSEZim]

@MoPSEZim PS Mr. M Mhike this week toured schools in Rushinga & Mbire districts, assessing programmes implemented with @WorldVisionZim . He was accompanied by Mrs O. Kaira & World Vision Head of Education Farai Chitongo. More updates to follow.

More updates to follow. @taundoro

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Imagine learning without technology. Now imagine the possibilities when that changes

Students at Swazi High🏫in Umzingwane now have access to a new🖥️lab, helping them build digital skills & expand learning opportunities

We’re not just building classrooms, we’re building dreams

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As #ElNiño affects weather patterns during the 2026/27 season, early preparation is critical. Farmers can plant drought-tolerant crops, conserve💧& protect food reserves, while communities strengthen disaster preparedness & follow official advisories.

Act now, protect tomorrow!

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2/2. The women are exhibiting a range of products they have produced through the project, demonstrating how skills development and economic empowerment can create opportunities for vulnerable women, girls & survivors of GBV.

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1/2. Women @ the Centre Safe Spaces participants are showcasing products they have made through the @UNFPA_Zimbabwe-funded project at the Business Expo 2026 in Bubi District, under the theme, “Resilient and Gainful Enterprises Towards Vision 2030.”

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3/3 – As World Vision says farewell to the Mutasa ADP, we celebrate all that has been achieved together & look with hope to the future, trusting that the seeds planted over 19yrs will continue to bear fruit.
Thank you, Mutasa, the journey may be changing, but the legacy lives on.

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1/3 – Yesterday, @WorldVision gathered with the Mutasa community to celebrate 19 years of transformational development, a journey of partnership, resilience, growth and hope.

And perhaps nowhere is that legacy more beautifully reflected than in the faces of these young people.

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2/2 – Transformational development is never only about projects completed or milestones reached. It is about people equipped, communities strengthened and children given greater opportunity to thrive.

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El Niño is a warning to act, not wait!

Early action, preparedness and resilient communities can help reduce the impact of climate shocks and protect children across Southern Africa.

Read the full opinion: https://t.co/7nJGh5OLx6

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Nswazi youth are creating opportunities and inspiring change in their community.

Through @WorldVision’s Biblical Empowered Worldview training, they have launched thriving income-generating projects, including goat farming, fish farming and crop production.

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Every child has the right to be heard.

@WorldVision creates platforms for children to share their views, engage decision-makers and influence issues affecting their lives, from local communities to global spaces.

Children are partners in creating change.