NZEVE Deaf Children's Centre

05/12/2025

Today, Nzeve participated in the Manicaland Provincial World AIDS Day Commemorations held at Zimunya High School under the theme “Overcoming disruptions, transforming the AIDS response.”

The event brought together partners, organisations and community members to strengthen awareness, promote wellness services and advance collective efforts in the HIV and AIDS response.

We were honoured to take part, engage with stakeholders and showcase the work we are doing to support Deaf children youth and families in Manicaland.

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05/12/2025

Nzeve recently participated at the City of Mutare Paralympic Sports Festival, where our Deaf girls’ netball team secured 1st place, our Deaf boys’ senior football team took 2nd place and the junior football team finished 3rd.

This achievement showcases the strength and potential of Deaf young people when given platforms to compete, lead, and excel. We celebrate their teamwork, dedication and the pride they bring to Nzeve and the Deaf community. 💙💛

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04/12/2025

03/12/2025

Today, we were honoured to welcome the Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA) to join us in marking International Day of Persons with Disabilities . 💙

In a wonderful show of solidarity, ZINA made a generous donation of grocery hampers to persons with disabilities and their families a gesture that truly uplifts and supports our community.

We are deeply grateful for this partnership and the spirit of inclusion it represents. Together, we are building communities where everyone is valued, supported and empowered.

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03/12/2025

Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities , a day to recognise the strengths, contributions, and diversity of persons with disabilities and to reflect on how we can create more inclusive, accessible communities for everyone.

At Nzeve Deaf Centre, we believe that disability inclusion is not a favour it is a right.

We recommit to:
✔️ Building inclusive communities where persons with disabilities have equitable access to education, livelihoods and meaningful participation.
✔️ Uplifting the leadership and voices of persons with disabilities, because people with disabilities must lead decisions that affect their lives.
✔️ Promoting dignity, respect and belonging for all.

Today, we celebrate the resilience, strength and contributions of persons with disabilities in Zimbabwe and around the world. When everyone is included, communities progress together.

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02/12/2025

As we mark the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Nzeve is amplifying efforts to ensure Deaf men and boys are part of the conversation on safety, respect and equality.

Recently, under the with support from AmplifyChange, Nzeve conducted a Deaf Boys and Men’s Camp. Participants explored GBV, HIV/STIs, family planning, mental health, and safeguarding, gaining knowledge and practical skills to prevent violence in their homes and communities.

Informed and engaged men and boys are key to lasting change. Together, we can end GBV and create safer, more inclusive spaces for all.

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02/12/2025

This , we celebrate Byron and Carol our Livelihoods Team. Thank you for empowering Deaf youth with skills and confidence, helping them grow and live more independent lives. 💙💛

01/12/2025

🟥 World AIDS Day 2025 – “Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response”

Today we join the global community in marking . This year’s theme reminds us that, despite progress, many people still face disruptions in HIV prevention, treatment and support.

Across Zimbabwe and the region, we must strengthen investment, fight stigma and discrimination, and support community-led services that ensure everyone can access the care they need.

At Nzeve, we stand in solidarity with people living with HIV and with all individuals, families, and communities affected by HIV. We remain committed to promoting understanding, encouraging testing, supporting treatment and advocating for a healthier, more inclusive society.

Every effort counts. Every voice matters.

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28/11/2025

Today, NZEVE Deaf Children's Centre brought together district stakeholders in Chipinge for the close-out meeting of the . We shared key outcomes from the initiative, which has focused on improving access to hearing health services and strengthening support for Deaf children, youths and persons with disabilities. The meeting also explored feedback and the way forward for building more inclusive communities.

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27/11/2025

Nzeve recently joined the Zimbabwe Gender Commission, government stakeholders and development partners in Ward 28 at Masasi High School, Bocha, for a community engagement event on gender equality. The session created space for open dialogue, learning and awareness-raising to strengthen community action in reducing gender-based violence.

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25/11/2025

Today we join the world in marking the . This year’s UNiTE campaign highlights a growing and deeply harmful reality: technology-facilitated violence against women and girls from cyberbullying and online harassment to doxxing, deepfakes, stalking and other forms of digital abuse.

At Nzeve, we stand for safe, respectful, and inclusive spaces for all women and girls, including those with disabilities, both online and offline. Digital violence has real-world consequences, and women facing intersecting forms of discrimination are among the most affected.

As the 16 Days of Activism begin, we raise our voices to say for any form of violence digital or physical. Let’s work together to promote digital safety, amplify survivor support and build online communities where every woman and girl can participate freely and without fear.

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24/11/2025

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New week, new opportunities to strengthen inclusion. At Nzeve, we believe in communities where every person belongs, contributes, and thrives. When we work together, we create environments that uplift every child, youth and family one step at a time.

Wishing you a productive and uplifting week ahead! 💛✨