Zimbabwe

Young people have the power to save the world’s biggest challenges. We unleash the power of young people to lead in their communities, tackling local and national accountability issues, fighting HIV and gender based violence, advocating for women’s rights, and increasing access to sexual and reproductive health information.

4,591 Young people influenced decisions to increase access to SRHR services and information.
11,249 Young people enabled and educated to make better SRHR decisions

Zimbabwe

Young people have the power to save the world’s biggest challenges. We unleash the power of young people to lead in their communities, tackling local and national accountability issues, fighting HIV and gender based violence, advocating for women’s rights, and increasing access to sexual and reproductive health information.

Peak Youth Tackling HIV-End of Project Evaluation Report

The end of project evaluation for the 2 year Peak Youth Tackling HIV programme was commissioned by Restless Development, to assess the outcome results of its implementation in Hopley, Southlea Park and Ushewokunze, areas located in the Harare Province of Zimbabwe.

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Featured projects

Citizen Engagement for Accountability Action 

Promoting more effective citizen participation in governance processes to improve citizen-driven development. 

AU-EU Youth Voices Lab – Power of the Collective

Supporting young people to influence policies and partnerships at every level, from local communities to AU-EU platforms.

Enhancing Youth Participation in Civic Spaces

For decision-makers to take into consideration the needs and interests of youth in their programmes and policies, informed by meaningful youth engagement.

EU-Youth Sounding Board  Zimbabwe

Recognising the critical role of the EU Youth Sounding Board (YSB) in shaping youth policies and fostering youth engagement across the EU and its partner countries

Youth Accounting Champions

Enhancing young people’s access to SRHR services in the Eastern and Southern Africa region

Enhancing access to SRHR services and information for young people

Supporting young people to realise their sexual and reproductive health rights.

Peak Youth Tackling HIV

Young people, from 10 to 30 years old, are reducing the levels of new HIV infections and Gender Based Violence (GBV) among their peers, including those with disabilities.

VINNEX'S STORY

I have been a member of a team of fearless young people who took it upon themselves to volunteer within their communities to spread awareness about the pandemic.

Vinnex Story

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Youth Accounting Champions

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Methembe Mlilo Zimbabwe Inclusion of young people with disabilities in decision making especially on issues that affect them needs to be the core business' of all institutions starting from family level.
Maxwell Changombe Zimbabwe "Happy to be part of the peak youth generation pulling their weight to tackle sexual and reproductive health issues."
Farai Muronzi Zimbabwe "Our ambition is not just about working with young people, it is about building new leaders and shifting power to the youth."

THIS IS US

Mellisa Perekwa Zimbabwe "Motivated by the desire to make a difference in the lives of others."
Tanyaradzwa Makotore - Zimbabwe "I imagine a world were young people are mentored and supported to respond to the pressing issues affecting themselves. A world where youth leadership is a priority."
Blessing Karimazondo Zimbabwe "I'm never discouraged and never swayed from the big mission, making the world a more liveable place, sustainability for generations."

Quick links

Zimbabwe Annual Report 2019 Zimbabwe 2019 Annual Volunteer Survey Findings

Contact us

Harare Office
16 Oxford Road Avondale,Harare
Zimbabwe
 +263 242 300811/19 infozimbabwe@restlessdevelopment.org