Resourceful Mobile Clinics
Mobile outreach services and Mobile Clinics
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Human Impact Hub is a non-profit organization that helps resource limited and marginalized people in rural communities, particularly women and youth, to create better livelihoods for themselves and their families through interventions which increase economic opportunities…
The project was implemented after realizing that Women in Chirumanzu who play a pivotal role in fending for the families have low educational levels, lack adequate entrepreneurial skills and technical skills, have no financial support and those that attempt to start-up micro-enterprises have no access to lucrative markets and/or micro-finance
The project targets a total of 1 400 people with 40% youth aged 18-35 years and adult women and men aged 36-65 years.
In partnership with Midlands Aids Services Organisation (MASO) and Star for Life (South Africa), targets 100% of youths in Chirumanzu and Shurugwi.Our interventions reached out to 2,400 in-school youths (15-17 years) and 4,000 out-of-school youths (18-35 years). By integrating economic empowerment….
The project seeks to achieve improved sustainable economic activities and strengthened resilience to climate change for the resource-constrained – particularly women and young people. This goal will be achieved through climate-smart agriculture (irrigated horticulture) and bee-keeping, which are part and parcel of climate change adaptive strategies.
The project was implemented after realizing that Women in Chirumanzu who play a pivotal role in fending for the families have low educational levels, lack adequate entrepreneurial skills and technical skills, have no financial support and those that attempt to start-up micro-enterprises have no access to lucrative markets and/or micro-finance
The project targets a total of 1 400 people with 40% youth aged 18-35 years and adult women and men aged 36-65 years.
This project is an in-school WASH 2-year project targeting children in school aged 5-17 years of age. The project is being implemented in Shurugwi and Chirumanzu targeting a total of 5 280 school children. The project started on the 1st of June 2020. The goal of the project is to improve children´s well-being and resilience during food and health emergencies
The Daughters of Africa (DoA) Project is a project that aims to instil hope for the future of young girls in Namibia
Fostering Community Engagement, Social Inclusion, and Support by working closely with marginalized and
underserved rural and peri-urban populations—especially women, youth, and people with disabilities….
Advance Health and Wellbeing by integrating holistic approaches that address primary health care, mental
health, sexual and reproductive health, WASH, and community health education—empowering individuals
to lead healthier, more productive lives.
Promote Entrepreneurship by equipping communities with practical business skills, mentorship, financial
literacy, and access to markets—enabling them to start and sustain inclusive enterprises that improve
household income and local economies.
Champion Climate-Smart Agriculture and Environmental Sustainability by addressing the dual threats of
climate change and environmental degradation, and supporting the creation of green jobs and sustainable
food systems through agroecological practices, reforestation, and conservation
Hi-Hub is dedicated to supporting women and rural communities through holistic initiatives that prioritize community, mental, and maternal health.
Recognizing the interconnectedness of economic stability, health, and well-being, our programs empower women and youths with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to improve their health outcomes and those of their families. Through community-based interventions, we promote mental health awareness, maternal healthcare, and nutrition education, equipping communities to thrive and break cycles of poverty. By fostering resilient communities, we aim to create a lasting impact on the health and prosperity of rural Zimbabwe.
Mobile outreach services and Mobile Clinics
Working in partnership with local health institutions
Health Wellbeing
Inclusive Communities in Zimbabwe
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