In our enduring fight to eliminate gender-based violence, Musasa counsellors yesterday convened a community dialogue at Matapi Pre-school in Mbare. This dialogue focusing on teen and young mothers aged 25 and under, was held under the UPLIFT II project supported by

Musasa, supported by USAID Zimbabwe under #UPLIFT II, is set to launch a Gender-Based Violence “Comby Talks” awareness campaign in Mbare, Stoneridge, and Hopely. The initiative will involve open discussions with commuters in public transport. This follows successful pilot talks

Recently, Musasa supported by Oxfam In Zimbabwe conducted trainings to capacitate Community Based Clubs (CBCs) from Mwenezi ward 21 on Gender Based Violence in Emergencies (GBVie) and local level advocacy. This initiative aimed to enhance the ability of front-line support workers to

As Musasa we compliment Government efforts to ensure women thrive in an environment free of Gender Based Violence. Today we had the distinct honour of welcoming officials from the Ministry of women affairs, Small and Medium Enterprises Develop Ministry of Women Affairs_Zw, the President’s Office,

In response to heightened protection risks caused by the El Niño-induced drought, the UKAM project is facilitating enhanced access to GBV services through the mobile one-stop centres in Zaka Masvingo. Collaborating with the Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium

Musasa, in partnership with Terre Des Hommes (TDH) Terre des Hommes Italia in Zimbabwe, conducted a comprehensive program addressing the needs of vulnerable populations. This included financial literacy training for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), sexual and reproductive health

Musasa, with funding from the #FrenchEmbassy, is working to enhance resilience and provide sustained support for GBV survivors in Harare and Marange. Last week, Musasa organized a two-day capacity building workshop for community leaders in Marange, focusing on local-level

A Women’s Leadership Conference is taking place in Kadoma, supported by UN Women and being facilitated by Musasa, in partnership with the Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Develop Ministry of Women Affairs_Zw , and the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) Zimbabwe Council of Churches

Founded in 1988, Musasa is a non-governmental organization dedicated to combating violence against women and girls. By implementing a multi-faceted strategy encompassing response, prevention, advocacy, and Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning and Accountability (MEAL), Musasa is

Our Mobile One Stop was in Mbare today, offering counselling and support to survivors of gender-based violence. This initiative is part of the USAID Zimbabwe funded #Uplift II project, aimed at reducing GBV in Mbare, Stoneridge, and Hopely. In partnership with GOALZimbabwe,

Are you at @UZ Orientation? Come visit our Musasa booth and learn how to prevent and respond to gender-based violence. Let's create a safer campus together! #ZeroToleranceToGBV #UZOrientation

Through the #UKAM project, Musasa in collaboration with Caritas and the Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Ministry of Women Affairs_Zw carried out trainings on Internal Savings and Lendings (ISALs) and Village Savings and Loan (VSL) for women in

Day two of our exhibition at the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show was a memorable experience as we were thrilled to welcome the Honourable Minister Monica Mutsvangwa, Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, to our stand today. The Honourable

Musasa exhibited at a national event this week organized by the Ministry of Health and Child Care Ministry of HealthZW in partnership with UNFPA Zimbabwe to commemorate World Population Day 2024 and launch a campaign to address the alarming increase in teenage pregnancies in Zimbabwe. A

Today, Musasa, in collaboration with the Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Ministry of Women Affairs_Zw, Catalonia International News Drug and Substance Abuse Task Force, @Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training, and the Victim Friendly Unit,

Musasa recently attended a #SAFE Dissemination meeting in Harare to share the results of the TOOSE project which focused on prevention of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) through social and economic assistance and Response to GBV with Musasa providing direct GBV services to survivors.

Musasa recently conducted community flash engagements in three Mudzi wards: Makaha, Shinga, and Mudzi Business Center. In partnership with Ministry of Women Affairs_Zw, Ministry of HealthZW, Zimbabwe Republic Police Victim Friendly Unit, @Department of Civil Registry, and @Department of Social development, Musasa