Zimbabwe Health Interventions

Innovative and Sustainable Health Solutions

 
 

Zimbabwe Health Interventions

Innovative and Sustainable Health Solutions

 
 

Zimbabwe Health Interventions

Innovative and Sustainable Health Solutions

 
 

Zimbabwe Health Interventions

Innovative and Sustainable Health Solutions

 
 

Zimbabwe Health Interventions

Innovative and Sustainable Health Solutions

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A Welcome Note

Zimbabwe Health Interventions (ZHI) is a local Zimbabwean non-profit human development  organization whose mission is to help the Government of Zimbabwe (GoZ) achieve its health-related goals, with a focus on contributing to HIV/AIDS epidemic control using comprehensive and sustainable human development approaches; conducting research that will guide/inform policy and development of innovative interventions for human development in Zimbabwe.

We aim to

  • Improve the quality of, availability of and access to care and treatment (C&T) services.
  • Empower high-risk and vulnerable populations to adopt healthy lifestyle practices that reduce new HIV infection.
  • Address socio-cultural, religious and legal barriers that increase vulnerability to HIV and impede access to critical services in Zimbabwe.

Success Stories

Success Stories
June 28, 2021

Community Learning Centers Impact Adolescent Girls and Boys in Matobo and Beitbridge Districts

Musa* is a 14 - year-old girl from Matobo who has never attended school. She sells mopani worms which she picks, prepares, and dries with the help of her family.…
Bessie Siyado
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June 21, 2021

DREAMS motivated me, I realized my strength

Ruramai had had enough. She packed her bag, determined to leave her husband’s home, and return to her parents’ house in Masvingo. The 24-year-old young woman grew up in Masvingo…
Bessie Siyado
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Success Stories
June 14, 2021

DREAMS Program Impacts Adolescent Girls and Young Women In Mangwe District

Rejoice from Mangwe District recently completed her Ordinary Level studies from a local secondary school. Like most of her peers in the village who passed their O’levels, she could not…
Bessie Siyado
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