NGO (General) in Zimbabwe | Web & Contacts Directory/Listing

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Zimbabwe is a local humanitarian organization with a mission to work with people in poverty and distress to create just, positive and sustainable transformations through empowering partnerships and responsible action. ADRA Zimbabwe belongs to the worldwide ADRA network that is present in over 120 countries. ADRA’s core sectors include Food & Nutrition Security; Water, Sanitation & Hygiene; Comprehensive Health & Wellness; Social Enterprise & Economic Development; Education; and Emergency Response & Management. ADRA Zimbabwe has developed its expertise in these sectors and in various subsectors, specifically in Food & Nutrition Security, Comprehensive Health & Wellness, Education and Emergency Response. ADRA Zimbabwe employs a team of experienced staff that design, manage, and implements its programs in accordance with donor, ADRA policies, and requirements. ADRA’s technical team includes an HIV/AIDS specialist, nutrition specialists

Matthew Rusike Children’s Home Childcare initiative was influenced by the work of the late Rev. Matthew Jacha Rusike who worked tirelessly for the benefit of the less privileged children. Rev. Rusike helped the church to establish a residential care facility for orphaned and vulnerable children in Epworth, 15km east of Harare.

We Provide assistance to the Needy From Child Welfare to Old age Home Base care, Rehab & Skills Development Transfer.

Pangaea Zimbabwe is a local non-profit organization working to improve the health and well-being of people in Zimbabwe with a special focus on those affected and infected by HIV. We partner with governments, academia, other organisations, private sector, civil society and communities to bring about transformation through provision of quality health care, education and opportunities for meaningful economic participation.

The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum) is a coalition of twenty-one human rights NGOs in Zimbabwe who while having their own objectives, are concerned with the level and nature of organized violence and torture in the country perpetuated mainly, though not exclusively, by state agents and their ancillaries. It came into existence at the time of the Food Riots in 1998

"WCoZ is a national membership based network of women rights activists and women’s organizations. It is a forum where women meet to engage in collective activism on issues affecting women and girls in Zimbabwe. WCoZ’s central role is to provide a focal point for activism on women and girl’s rights. WCoZ brings females from diverse backgrounds to collectively advocate for the attainment and enjoyment of their rights."