Here are some captivating highlights from the “Engaging Duty Bearers workshop” where Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) engaged Duty bearers in an advocacy effort to present a position paper proposing a separate AMTO budget, to be presented before the Parliament of Zimbabwe by the Duty bearers. A special thank you to the MP of Mutare Central…
Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) were engaged through one-on-one interviews, focus group discussions, strategic storytelling, and M&E workshops, highlighting the challenges PWDs face in accessing SRHR services and products.
Youth Development Initiative Trust (YDIT) in partnership with Manica Youth Assembly (MAYA) and Centre for Research for Peace And Development in Africa (CRPDA) celebrated Youth Day 2024 under the theme, “Positioning Youth Empowerment and Development towards Achieving Vision 2030 PRESS STATEMENT Picture taken in Penhalonga, Mutare, Zimbabwe portraying artisanal miners at a gold ore mill…
Women with disabilities are frequently denied access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services and products due to a combination of systemic barriers, discrimination, and social stigma. These women often face physical and communication barriers, lack of accessible facilities, and pervasive ableism within healthcare systems, resulting in their exclusion from essential SRHR services.
Copyright © 2026 Youth Development Initiative Trust Website by Vertico Solutions Focused group discussions on exploring the challenges faced by PWDs in accessing SRHR services and products in Zimbabwe
Youth Development Initiative Trust (YDIT) in partnership with Manica Youth Assembly (MAYA) andCentre for Research for Peace And Development In Africa (CRPDA) condemn the tragic accident that occurred at Redwing Mine, Manicaland The partnership expresses deep sorrow and utter condemnation of the tragic accident at Redwing mine in Penhalonga, Manicaland on the 4th of January…
50 Arda Transau women were empowered in semi-intensive fish farming and community-based conservation of threatened ecosystems. The women were theoretically and practically trained on how to keep and breed tilapia bream fish. Each woman was supplied with a pick and ashovel to construct a 1.5m x 1.5m x 2m fish pond. They were also supplied…
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