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06/08/2025

Today, NASCOH, together with other project partners, conducted an accessibility assessment at an international company as part of our Economic Empowerment Project to promote inclusive work environments. This effort helps businesses ensure their spaces are welcoming and accessible to all, regardless of ability.

Disability inclusion is not just a checkbox, it’s a bold choice that leads to stronger, more united workplaces.

Let’s keep pushing for spaces that reflect the diversity and strength of our communities.
Deaf Women IncludedSightsaversZimcare TrustKukura Neshungu InstituteTOSE Respite CARE HOMEVision Ability Zimbabwe

06/08/2025

29/07/2025

🌈 Disability Pride Month Message
Respect and dignity are not privileges they’re fundamental rights. This Disability Pride Month, we honor the strength, brilliance, and diversity of the disabled community. Disability is a natural part of human diversity, and every person deserves equal respect, access, and opportunity. Let’s celebrate inclusion, amplify voices, and break down barriers.
Deaf Women IncludedZimcare TrustKukura Neshungu InstituteTOSE Respite CARE HOMEDeaf Zimbabwe TrustNational Council of Disabled Persons of ZimbabweSightsaversEqual ZimbabweVision Ability Zimbabwe

10/07/2025

Disability Pride Month reminds us that diversity is strength, and inclusion is action. At NASCOH, we honor the resilience, contributions, and vibrant identities of persons with disabilities. We’re not just raising awareness we’re reshaping possibilities.

Let’s continue to break barriers, challenge stigma, and champion accessibility in every corner of society. Equal opportunities for all aren’t just a dream—they’re a commitment.

Join us in celebrating pride, advocating for rights, and building a future where everyone belongs.

08/07/2025

Glad to be part of this great initiative

04/07/2025

July is Disability Pride Month
This month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and diversity of the disability community. It's a time to honor the voices, stories, and achievements of people with disabilities—and to challenge the barriers that still exist.
Pride means visibility. Pride means power. Pride means progress. ♿
Deaf Women Included Deaf Zimbabwe Trust Sightsavers National Council of Disabled Persons of Zimbabwe Kukura Neshungu Institute Zimcare Trust TOSE Respite CARE HOME

28/06/2025

As the curtains close on this year’s National Disability Expo, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who made it a success from the passionate advocates and innovative exhibitors to the attendees who brought energy, curiosity, and community spirit.

This event was more than an expo it was a celebration of ability, inclusion, and the power of connection. Let’s carry forward the conversations, the collaborations, and the commitment to building a more accessible and equitable world for all.

Until next time let’s keep breaking barriers and building bridges.



Deaf Women Included Deaf Zimbabwe Trust Sightsavers FODPZ-Federation of Organisations of Disabled People in Zimbabwe. National Council of Disabled Persons of Zimbabwe Vision Ability Zimbabwe of hope Unesco Regional Office for Southern Africa Kukura Neshungu Institute Tose Respite Care Home TOSE Respite CARE HOME Zimcare Trust league for the blind

26/06/2025

Yesterday marked Day 2 of the National Disability Expo here in Vic Falls! Another incredible day of inspiration, talent, and connection. Grateful for this platform that empowers persons with disabilities to shine and be celebrated. Deaf Women Included Deaf Zimbabwe Trust Sightsavers National Council of Disabled Persons of Zimbabwe

25/06/2025

NASCOH at the 2025 National Disability Expo in Victoria Falls under the theme Accelerating Disability Inclusion Now: A Collective Responsibility.
Location June 25–27, 2025 | Chinotimba Stadium, Victoria Falls
🟢 Today marks Day 1 of this powerful three-day event, bringing together voices, ideas, and action for a more inclusive Zimbabwe. Deaf Women Included Sightsavers Deaf Zimbabwe Trust Tsebo Zimbabwe

23/06/2025

13/06/2025

Under the **Economic Empowerment (EE) Project)**, NASCOH—together with implementing partners FODPZ, DWI, and Sightsavers—successfully hosted a **Disability Sensitisation Training Workshop** for private companies in Harare today.

The training brought together representatives from 11 private companies, providing a dynamic platform to raise awareness, challenge misconceptions, and promote deeper understanding of disability inclusion in the workplace. The session also boosted employer confidence in engaging and supporting persons with disabilities, highlighting the value they bring to the workforce.

This important dialogue not only enhanced knowledge but also strengthened inclusive practices related to accessibility, equity, and employment.

We extend heartfelt appreciation to all participating companies for joining us in building a more inclusive economy—where every person, regardless of ability, is empowered to contribute meaningfully and thrive.
Deaf Women IncludedFODPZ-Federation of Organisations of Disabled People in Zimbabwe.Sightsavers CABS Colcom Tsebo Zimbabwe ZB Financial Holdings Nestlé NetOne

13/06/2025

June 13th is International Albinism Awareness Day. It's a day to recognize and celebrate the human rights of people with albinism around the globe. Albinism is a rare, non-contagious, genetically inherited difference present at birth. It results in a lack of pigmentation (melanin) in the hair, skin, and eyes, causing vulnerability to the sun and bright light. People with albinism face multiple forms of discrimination worldwide. Let's work together to promote understanding, challenge stigma, and ensure their inclusion in all areas of society. "