NZEVE Deaf Children's Centre

NZEVE Deaf Children's Centre NZEVE is an organisation of deaf and hearing people, that promotes the rights of children and youth

Nzeve recently held a Fathers’ Support Group session creating a safe space for fathers of children with disabilities to ...
01/09/2025

Nzeve recently held a Fathers’ Support Group session creating a safe space for fathers of children with disabilities to connect, reflect and support one another in their parenting journey.

The session focused on the topic of separation and divorce in marriages, exploring:
🔹 The causes of separation and divorce
🔹 How some fathers may contribute to marital breakdown
🔹 The effects of separation/divorce on children
🔹 Practical steps fathers can take to strengthen families and avoid separation

Fathers engaged in honest conversations, acknowledging the importance of being more present, responsible and supportive. They also reflected on how children with disabilities are more vulnerable when families break down and why stronger fatherly involvement is essential.

Together, we are building stronger families and shaping more inclusive communities.

Monday 💙 A new week brings new opportunities to break barriers, celebrate diversity, and empower every ability. At Nze...
01/09/2025

Monday 💙 A new week brings new opportunities to break barriers, celebrate diversity, and empower every ability. At Nzeve, we believe in creating spaces where everyone can thrive. Here’s to a week of inclusion, action and impact.

Nzeve Deaf Centre | Chipinge Outreach | End of Month Highlights 👂🏽💙Nzeve wrapped up the month in Chipinge with our routi...
29/08/2025

Nzeve Deaf Centre | Chipinge Outreach | End of Month Highlights 👂🏽💙

Nzeve wrapped up the month in Chipinge with our routine hearing tests, strengthening our commitment to early identification, early intervention and accessible hearing care for all.

Here’s a quick look at some of the key activities:
🔹 Routine hearing tests at Chipinge District Hospital ensuring children and adults are screened early for better hearing outcomes
🔹 A community dialogue at Muzite Clinic raising awareness on hearing health and access to services
🔹 An outreach at Gwenzi Clinic bringing hearing care closer to families in remote areas

These activities were carried out in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Child Care and the Ministry of Public Service, Labour & Social Welfare.

Together, we’re making sure no one is left behind when it comes to hearing health and inclusive access to services.

Take a look at some of the highlights from the past three
days.

Nzeve Deaf Centre, in partnership with the Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council (ZNFPC), recently conducted a Sexua...
26/08/2025

Nzeve Deaf Centre, in partnership with the Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council (ZNFPC), recently conducted a Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) session with members of the Sanganai Deaf Club.

The session provided health education and clinical services on HIV, STIs and Family Planning services that Deaf people often have little to no access to.

By creating inclusive spaces, we are working to ensure that the Deaf community has equal access to information and healthcare.

Today, on , we honor the brave humanitarian workers who step into crises to help others and stand with the millions who...
19/08/2025

Today, on , we honor the brave humanitarian workers who step into crises to help others and stand with the millions whose lives are at stake.

At Nzeve, we witness this courage every day in our work supporting children, youth with disabilities, and their families those whose voices are too often unheard and whose needs are overlooked.

Humanity is tested in times of crisis. When protection is denied, accountability is absent, and support is limited, the most vulnerable suffer. This is why we must to protect lives, uphold dignity and ensure no one is left behind.

Join us: speak out, support, and act. Together, we can create a world where every child, every youth, and every family is safe, valued and included. 💙💛

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Happy Monday! 💙 We’re back, recharged and ready for the new week. At Nzeve, every new beginning is a chance to embrace d...
18/08/2025

Happy Monday! 💙 We’re back, recharged and ready for the new week. At Nzeve, every new beginning is a chance to embrace diversity, strengthen inclusion and create opportunities for all. Here’s to a purposeful week ahead! ✨

🇿🇼 Heroes and Defence Holiday Notice 🇿🇼Our offices will be closed from 11 to 17 August 2025 for Heroes Day and Defence F...
09/08/2025

🇿🇼 Heroes and Defence Holiday Notice 🇿🇼

Our offices will be closed from 11 to 17 August 2025 for Heroes Day and Defence Forces Day. Responses may be delayed during this time.

We’ll be back on Monday, 18 August, ready to keep building inclusive communities together.

Wishing you a safe and restful holiday. 💛💙

Nzeve Deaf Centre recently conducted Disability Awareness Sessions in Checheche, Mt Selinda, and Chipinge Junior Primary...
05/08/2025

Nzeve Deaf Centre recently conducted Disability Awareness Sessions in Checheche, Mt Selinda, and Chipinge Junior Primary to strengthen support for learners with different disabilities.

These sessions brought together community members, traditional and community leaders, School Development Committee (SDC) members and parents/caregivers of children with disabilities to promote inclusive education and improve the functionality of school resource units.

Through close collaboration with communities, inclusive education becomes a shared responsibility ensuring that every child is supported, valued and given the opportunity to thrive.

A new week brings new opportunities to inspire and be inspired. At Nzeve, we embrace diversity, celebrate every ability ...
04/08/2025

A new week brings new opportunities to inspire and be inspired. At Nzeve, we embrace diversity, celebrate every ability and work towards an inclusive society for all. 💙

Nzeve Deaf Centre, with support from Amplify Change and in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC...
01/08/2025

Nzeve Deaf Centre, with support from Amplify Change and in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC), recently conducted SRHR sessions with Makwasa Deaf Club members in Mutasa District focusing on relationships and health. MOHCC nurses provided screening services including HIV and STI testing, blood sugar checks and blood pressure monitoring, supporting better health and well-being for the Deaf community.


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Nzeve Deaf Centre invites prospective suppliers to register for consideration in the listed categories for the 2025/2026...
31/07/2025

Nzeve Deaf Centre invites prospective suppliers to register for consideration in the listed categories for the 2025/2026 approved suppliers list. Submit your company profiles and compliance documents by 18 August 2025 via Procurement@nzeve.org and copy info@nzeve.org

Nzeve Deaf Centre, with support from Amplify Change, conducted a refresher capacity-building session for Parents and Dea...
29/07/2025

Nzeve Deaf Centre, with support from Amplify Change, conducted a refresher capacity-building session for Parents and Deaf Mentors. Building on previous trainings, the session strengthened their ability to effectively share Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) information with Deaf children and their parents/caregivers through home visits, school engagements, Deaf Club sessions and community outreaches

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