St Daniels Rehab

St Daniels Rehab We facilitate the provision of a holistic community based approach for children with disabilities

St Daniels Rehabilitation and Vocational Training Centre facilitate the provision of a holistic community based approach in ensuring that children living with disabilities together with their families realise their full potential. The process of including a child with a disability in society as a whole begins with access to everyday experiences in the home setting, with parents and caregivers playing a central role. There exists, therefore, a great potential for communities to learn from one another. When the resources represented by other children, families, adults, teachers and community workers are drawn upon, all persons with disabilities, including children and adults with severe impairments, can make a valuable contribution to the life of their community. ACTIVITIES:
 To raise awareness in the community on disability in children.
 To provide professional counselling and rehabilitation services to the children with disabilities and their systems.
 To facilitate access to basic education and vocational training to children with disabilities.
 To undertake need based research and advocate for rights of children with disabilities.
 To provide specialist services to abused children with disabilities.
 Strengthen self help groups for parents with children living with disability.

Celebrating the strength and resilience of women everywhere!!! At St. Daniel's Rehabilitation and Vocational Training Ce...
08/03/2025

Celebrating the strength and resilience of women everywhere!!! At St. Daniel's Rehabilitation and Vocational Training Centre, we stand in solidarity with all women worldwide to and promote gender-responsive interventions. Let's work together to build a more just and inclusive society where every woman and girl can live with dignity.

St. Daniel's Rehabilitation and Vocational Training Centre hosted an inspiring event, "Empowering Caregivers of Children...
20/02/2025

St. Daniel's Rehabilitation and Vocational Training Centre hosted an inspiring event, "Empowering Caregivers of Children with Disabilities through Collective Action and Inclusive Leadership." This impactful initiative aimed to foster sustainable change through grassroots involvement and advocacy. Our esteemed guest speaker, BM Sikombingo delivered a powerful address, emphasizing the importance of collective action and inclusive leadership in empowering caregivers of children with disabilities. His -thought-provoking words resonated deeply with our audience.
The event also launched our innovative "Search Your Wardrobe" initiative, designed to promote sustainable living and community engagement. By encouraging individuals to repurpose and reuse existing resources, we can reduce waste, promote environmental awareness, and foster a culture of social responsibility.
This event demonstrated our commitment to empowering caregivers and promoting inclusive leadership. By working together, we can create a more compassionate and supportive community that values the contributions of all individuals, regardless of their abilities.
We invite you to join us in our mission to empower caregivers, promote inclusive leadership, and foster sustainable change. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of children with disabilities and their caregivers.

Unity is excellence, team building sessions with coach Lawrence M Mudyiwa from Leekud Coaching.Self awareness is critic...
18/02/2025

Unity is excellence, team building sessions with coach Lawrence M Mudyiwa from Leekud Coaching.Self awareness is critical in team playing so as to fully comprehend organizational vision and mission.

Staff retreat first quarter 2025!
18/02/2025

Staff retreat first quarter 2025!

"Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Awareness WeekDid you know?Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy is a genetic condition that weakens ...
13/02/2025

"Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Week

Did you know?

Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy is a genetic condition that weakens muscles, affecting mostly boys.
Symptoms appear between 3-5 years, with progressive weakness in feet, thighs, hips, and neck muscles.
Life expectancy is around 20 years, but with care, some may live longer.

Causes:

Inherited condition, often passed down from mother's side.
Caused by genetic problem producing dystrophin protein.

Treatment:

No cure, but corticosteroids can manage symptoms.
Physical therapy and support can improve quality of life.

Let's raise awareness and support those affected!

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Empowering communities, Rehabilitation without borders!! Our CBR team is dedicated to reaching every corner of the commu...
12/12/2024

Empowering communities, Rehabilitation without borders!! Our CBR team is dedicated to reaching every corner of the community....We visited Lower Gweru providing life-changing services to those who need it most Love

"Empowering inclusivity, equality and accessibility for all" InternationalDayOfPersonsWithDisabilities
03/12/2024

"Empowering inclusivity, equality and accessibility for all" InternationalDayOfPersonsWithDisabilities

WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY!!Let's create work environments where everyone is heard, supported and feels safe. Physical spac...
10/10/2024

WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY!!

Let's create work environments where everyone is heard, supported and feels safe. Physical spaces have an influence on our wellbeing.

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JF Kapnek Liliane Fonds UNICEF Zimbabwe FODPZ-Federation of Organisations of Disabled People in Zimbabwe. Embassy of Canada to Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Botswana NANGO Midlands GWERU GOLF CLUB Antelope Park Special Olympics Zimbabwe U.S. Embassy Zimbabwe

Join St Daniels Rehab for a day of golf, giving, and fun!We're hosting a Golf Tournament and raffle to support children ...
19/06/2024

Join St Daniels Rehab for a day of golf, giving, and fun!

We're hosting a Golf Tournament and raffle to support children with disabilities and their caregivers. Win a fantastic prize: 2 nights for 2 at Antelope Park River Lodge with Bed & Breakfast!

All proceeds will benefit our organization's efforts to empower children with disabilities and their caregivers.

Get your raffle tickets now and join us on the green!

Let's make a difference together!

Today, June 13th, is International Albinism Awareness Day! Let's come together to celebrate the beauty and strength of i...
13/06/2024

Today, June 13th, is International Albinism Awareness Day! Let's come together to celebrate the beauty and strength of individuals with albinism, and to raise awareness about the challenges they face. Let's promote inclusivity, acceptance, and support for all individuals, regardless of their skin tone or abilities. Everyone deserves to shine!



Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training NANGO Midlands Midlands State University JF Kapnek Zimbabwe Liliane Fonds Samuel Centre for Social Connectedness Ministry of Primary & Secondary Education, Zimbabwe Tinashe Mutarisi Econet Zimbabwe Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Embassy of Canada to Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Botswana Save the Children US German Embassy Pretoria TM Pick n Pay Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency Antelope Park NANGO Zimbabwe Embassy of the Republic of Namibia in Germany Nomads Midlands Chiandana Tawonechi Let's make a Difference Disability Zimbabwe Special Olympics Zimbabwe FODPZ-Federation of Organisations of Disabled People in Zimbabwe. GWERU GOLF CLUB SOAFit5 Special Olympics Zimbabwe Special Olympics Lebenshilfe St. Wendel / Merzig-Wadern Zimplats Anglo American Mudiwa Hood

Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible mothers and mother figures who care for children with disabilities! Your selfle...
12/05/2024

Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible mothers and mother figures who care for children with disabilities! Your selfless love, patience, and dedication are truly inspiring. Today and every day, we celebrate your unwavering support and advocacy for your children's unique needs. Your tireless efforts to create a more inclusive and accepting world are making a real difference.

To the mothers, fathers, and caregivers who play motherly roles, your nurturing spirit and unconditional love are cherished and appreciated. May this special day be filled with joy, gratitude, and recognition for all that you do. You are the true heroes, and your impact is immeasurable. Keep shining your light and making a positive impact in the lives of your loved ones!

Petty Musekiwa Samuel Centre for Social Connectedness Liliane Fonds JF Kapnek Zimbabwe UNICEF Zimbabwe NANGO Midlands Let's make a Difference Disability Zimbabwe FODPZ-Federation of Organisations of Disabled People in Zimbabwe. NANGO Zimbabwe Embassy of Canada to Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Botswana Econet Zimbabwe SOAFit5 Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency Strive Masiyiwa Centre for Human Rights Midlands State University Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Tinashe Mutarisi Special Olympics Zimbabwe Embassy of the Republic of Namibia in Germany Nomads Midlands Joyce Togarepi Annah Shiri Annah Shiri GWERU GOLF CLUB TM Pick n Pay Zimbabwe Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training Special Olympics Zimbabwe German Embassy Pretoria Save the Children US Ministry of Primary & Secondary Education, Zimbabwe Chiandana Tawonechi Antelope Park

Autism Awareness Month: Let's Celebrate Acceptance!April is Autism Awareness Month, and we're taking a moment to recogni...
04/05/2024

Autism Awareness Month: Let's Celebrate Acceptance!

April is Autism Awareness Month, and we're taking a moment to recognize the unique strengths and perspectives of individuals with autism.

Autism is not something to be "cured" or changed; it's a natural part of human diversity. Let's focus on acceptance, understanding, and inclusion.

Here are some ways you can make a difference:

- Learn about autism and its effects on individuals and families
- Use respectful language and avoid stereotypes
- Support autism-friendly initiatives and organizations
- Be patient and understanding with those who may communicate or interact differently

St Daniel's Rehabilitation Centre took it upon themselves to amplify awareness on Autism so as to pave way for better support for Children with Autism. On the 26th of April 2024, St Daniel's Rehab had its Autism Commemorations event where Children with Autism and their caregivers were in attendance . The event was also graced by local leaders including the Chief, Councilor and Bishop Mkwanda at the piece of land where St Daniels Rehab envisions to build a Rehabilitation and Vocational Training Centre with the support of friends like you❤️. Through this event the organisation managed to raise awareness in the community in a bid to reduce stigma on children with Autism and other disabilities. The community was encouraged to support children with disabilities so that they can reach full potential.

It was a day filled with joy and testimonies as caregivers took turns to narrate their journey in caring for a child with Autism and how their children have developed over the years through the therapy initiatives that are conducted by St Daniel's Rehab.

Let's create a world where everyone can thrive and feel valued!

SOAFit5 The Herald-Zimbabwe Liliane Fonds JF Kapnek Zimbabwe Australian Embassy, Germany TotalEnergies Antelope Park NANGO Zimbabwe FODPZ-Federation of Organisations of Disabled People in Zimbabwe. NANGO Midlands U.S. Embassy Zimbabwe World Health Organization (WHO) Samuel Centre for Social Connectedness GWERU GOLF CLUB Econet Zimbabwe Embassy of Canada to Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Botswana Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency Nomads Midlands Let's make a Difference Disability Zimbabwe Special Olympics Zimbabwe Centre for Human Rights Bill Gates Craig H. Neilsen Foundation Strive Masiyiwa CDC Zimplats Midlands State University Anglo American The Japanese House Embassy of the Republic of Namibia in Germany German Embassy Pretoria Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training German Embassy London Kirsty Coventry CBZ Holdings Chromebase Mining Zimbabwe World Nomads The Autism Organisation of Zimbabwe Special Olympics Zimbabwe

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Address

72 Clifton Park
Gweru

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+263714138655

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