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Cyclone-affected communities in Zimbabwe being vaccinated against cholera

Rungano, Zhou’s daughter (in the middle) and her two friends getting drinking water from the new borehole drilled by UNICEF in in Sabu Village, Mberengwa.

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A new borehole brings safe water to Sabu Village

Zhou’s eight children used to miss school due lack of safe water and water borne illnesses. A new borehole in their village made all the difference.

Farai*, a Community Adolescent Treatment Supporter, navigates steep terrain on her way to meet one of the 55 families she works with.

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Farai fights stigma associated with HIV

Community Adolescent Treatment Supporters (CATS) enhancing HIV care and child protection in communities receiving cash transfers

Team Amigo

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Bright young minds have what it takes to change the world.

These bright young minds have what it takes to change the world.

Yulu chats with some of the children in Marian’s family

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A family learns to protect itself from cholera

Despite her religious beliefs, Marian became convinced of the need to change the family’s behavior even if it meant going against long-held social norms.

Creddy Zikha, grandmother to Sikhulile has seen a marked improvement in her school work and she is happy with the attention the teachers are giving to her grandchild.

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Learning to teach children with special educational needs

Training empowers teachers to adapt and modify teaching approaches and activities to assist children with special educational needs.

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