Zimbabwe
Chiedza Community Welfare Trust
Chiedza Community Welfare Trust supports women and children in Mutare district living with and impacted by HIV/AIDS.
Their programs around advocacy and health include providing maternal, child, and sexual and reproductive health services as well as psychosocial support and income generating projects.
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Rwanda
Centre Cyprien et Daphrose Rugamba (CECYDAR)
Children living on the streets can become the pride of society
Centre Cyprien et Daphrose Rugamba (CECYDAR) transforms the lives of vulnerable children living on the streets in Remera, GASABO District, Kigali, through rehabilitation programs, individual and group psychosocial support, education, and life skills training.
CECYDAR prioritizes reuniting children with their family members and provides training sessions to aid in the rebuilding of the parent-child relationship.
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Mozambique
Associação Wona Sanana
Wona Sanana provides technical support to the Masana wa Afrika team and community-based organizations in Mozambique during the grant development and grant management processes.
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Mozambique
Associação Agrária para a Redução da Pobreza Absoluta de Chongoene (AREPACHO)
Associação Agrária para a Redução da Pobreza Absoluta de Chongoene (AREPACHO) provides orphans, caregivers, and victims of gender-based violence and child marriage with early education, livelihood support, and access to child protection, health, and counseling services in Gaza Province.
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Uganda
Adina Foundation (U) Ltd
Promoting equal opportunities for children living with disabilities
Adina Foundation provides comprehensive physical therapy services, psychosocial support, and quality education for children and youth living with physical and emotional disabilities. They also offer support to caregivers through economic psychosocial support programs.
Adina serves children living in Kampala and in several districts across Northern Uganda.
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Zimbabwe
Chiedza
Child protection, education, health, nutrition, and economic strengthening
Since 2001 Chiedza has served more than 100,000 children living in the high-density and peri-urban areas of Harare South and the rural Zvimba district in Zimbabwe.
Their services include providing inclusive early childhood education, second chance education for children out of school, vocational training, health and nutrition support, child protection services and facilitating economic strengthening activities for caregivers.
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