UNICEF in Zimbabwe UNICEF calls for more attention for the mental health of children and adolescents in Zimbabwe. Learn more Stories and News Article In Chimanimani UNICEF & Zvandiri are tackling mental health The 36-year-old HIV positive mother of a 10-year-old boy is a perennial victim of Gender Based Violence (GBV) at the hands of her live in partner. Read the story Article UNICEF and Youth Advocates Zimbabwe in COVID 19 campaign The youth advocates will act as ambassadors in their respective communities and in addition, they will enhance youth engagement. Read the story Article Nutrition Stabilisation Centres gives hope to children Sixteen-year-old, Fortune Maseko, lights up as she waves a piece of paper with her drawing of her favourite television characters. Read the story Article Locally made cookstoves changing the lives in Gokwe South The “Tsotso” stove, a specially designed open clay pot used as a cookstove, has become a game-changer for communities in Gokwe South District. Read the story Article Peer supervisors boost trust in Village Health Workers In Zimbabwe’s Chimanimani district, a village health worker peer supervisor provides regular support to peers , develops their skills, and guides them. Read the story Article Cash Transfer Programme alleviates poverty in Zimbabwe Lovemore Murimi lost employment due to an illness two years ago leaving his family financially constrained. Read the story Load more items Our work in Zimbabwe Child Protection Education Health HIV and AIDS Nutrition Social Policy & Research Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Take Action Children need champions. Get involved, speak out, volunteer, or become a donor and give every child a fair chance to succeed. Take Action
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