Yearly Archives: 2024

The role played by traditional leaders in allocating land, water and other locally available resources required by Grassroots Women

Traditional leaders have played an essential and transformative role in supporting the grassroots women’s resilience-building livelihoods projects by facilitating access to critical resources. In many rural and marginalized communities, traditional leaders hold significant influence over the management and distribution of communal resources such as land, water, and other locally available assets. Their involvement is instrumental…

“A Closer Look at ZPHCA: Empowering Grassroots Women through Resilience and Livelihood Projects”

The Zimbabwe Parents for Handicapped Children Association (ZPHCA) Grassroots Women, who are mothers of children with disabilities, have united in a collective effort to address climate change through resilience-building initiatives. These dedicated women have embraced this journey as a way to not only safeguard their communities against the effects of climate change but also to…

How grassroots women are benefiting from championing the ZPHCA Grassroots Women Resilience Building Livelihoods Projects

The Grassroots Women Resilience Building Livelihoods Projects offer numerous benefits that extend across individuals, families, and communities. These include: 1. Food Security By engaging in kitchen and group gardening, poultry farming, and other agricultural activities, grassroots women ensure a stable supply of food for their families. This reduces dependence on external food sources and helps…

Why ZPHCA is training women on market gardening and small livestock production

Training women on market gardening and small livestock production is crucial for several reasons, as it empowers them to enhance their livelihoods and contribute to their communities’ development. Here’s why such training is important: Food Security Market gardening equips women with the skills to grow a variety of crops, ensuring a consistent supply of nutritious…

ZPHCA Epworth Advocacy Training Workshop at Domboramwari Kuwirirana Center.

For the benefit of boys and girls living with disabilities, ZPCHA is implementing the Disability Inclusive Parenting Model in five districts of Zimbabwe as part of its official collaborative efforts to support actors in the fields of health, education, social development, and social protection services. At the Domboramwari Centre in Epworth, the Zimbabwe Parents for…