Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust is an organisation working towards inclusion and empowerment of people with disabilities in Zimbabwe.
Mutare, Zimbabwe
Joined November 2018
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Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
🏆 Nominations are now OPEN for the 13th NANGO Annual NGO Awards 2025!
Let’s celebrate those making real impact in Zimbabwe’s communities – NGOs, partners, and individuals working for justice, equality, inclusion & sustainability. 🌍
🗓️ 1–31 August 2025
🔗 forms.gle/AngiRF8YiTSrVJEC6
📌 No self-nominations!
#NANGOAWARDS2025 #ChangingTheNarrative #CivicSpaceMatters
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
We are looking for students on attachment in accounting/ finance/ administration, and journalism, media, or communication. Applicants must be based in Bulawayo and available for a minimum period of 10 months. Submit your CV by 11 August 2025 to [email protected].
#HerVoice
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
Day 1 Highlights from the NANGO EASTERN REGION NGO EXPO & WINTER SCHOOL 2025!
We kicked off with an insightful Winter School session under the theme:
“Repositioning Local Actors as Leaders in Humanitarian and Development Action”.
💬 Tatenda from Trocaire led the discussion, providing a compelling overview of:
✅ The Grand Bargain
✅ Charter for Change
✅ Global localisation commitments
Together with participants, we unpacked what Localisation really means and addressed common myths and misconceptions surrounding the localisation agenda.
The conversation reinforced the importance of putting local actors at the centre of humanitarian and development work. 💪🏾
#Expo2025 #LocallyLedDevelopment #CivicSpaceMatters
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
Persons With Disabilities (PWD's) engagement with duty bearers, MP Brian James of Mutare Central and Councillor Herbert Gonyora of Mutare Rural District as they advocate for a separate Assisted Medical Treatment Order(AMTO) budget
youtu.be/B1MhOAJQe00?si=JkGD…
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
Mildred presented that under natural resource governance, those with money are mining , leaving open shafts and pits with no one bothering to ask questions. They bribe to pollute and take out loans to pollute even more. There is need for responsible mining. – at Republic of Mozambique
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
Representing the disability sector Godfrey Dzveta added that there are challenges faced by persons with disabilities with the current debt management process that are:
1. Inadequate support for social safety nets for persons with disabilities
2. Exclusion in debt management processes leading to poor support for Assistive Technologies, infrastructure and
Recommendations
1. Commit to funding social safety nets to improve rights of persons with disabilities just as external debt payments.
2. Hasten gazetting of the disability bill and operationalise it. – at Zimbabwe
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
🎉 We’re live in Mutare at Meikles Park for the NANGO Eastern Region NGO Expo & Winter School 2025!
📍 Theme: Localisation as a Game Changer: CSOs Advancing Local Solutions for Development Effectiveness”
💡 Learn about the work of NGOs & the compliance requirements under the #PVOAmendmentAct2025 at our Compliance Clinic.
🎟️ FREE ENTRY to the public!
#Expo2025 #CivicSpaceMatters #LocallyLedDevelopment #Mutare
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
🎉 The 2025 NANGO Eastern Region NGO EXPO & Winter School officially opened on Day 1!
Board Chairperson Getrude Chimange emphasized:
🗣️ “This is a historic moment—bringing NGOs closer to the people we serve.”
We celebrate local leadership and visibility in development.
#Expo2025 #LocallyLedDevelopment #CivicSpaceMatters
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
Signs of Hope Trust joins the world in commemorating #WorldATDay. We urge the Government to:
1. Establish Assistive Technology Fund
2. Extend tax incentives to companies selling or importing assistive devices
#UnlockTheEveryday
@_ATscale @liberaldiplomat
ALT SOH Press Statement on World Day for Assistive Technology - 4 June 2025 Signs of Hope Trust joins the world in commemorating the second World Day for Assistive Technology — a day dedicated to raising awareness about assistive technology (AT) and the urgent need to improve access, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Assistive technology refers to products such as wheelchairs, eyeglasses, hearing aids, prosthetics, digital tools, and their supporting systems and services. These technologies empower individuals to see, hear, move, and communicate more effectively, enabling them to live healthier, more independent lives — studying, working, and enjoying everyday moments with dignity and autonomy. Today is a special day to reflect on the progress made regarding Assistive Technology in Zimbabwe, including: the removal of tax on assistive devices, the launch of the National Assistive Technology Strategy (2024–2025), and the development of the Assistive Products Priority List
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
📍Mutare | ZESN is conducting a BRIDGE Workshop: Customised Introduction to Electoral Administration, to introduce key elements, standards & management principles of electoral processes laying the foundation for deeper study in specialised BRIDGE modules @ZECzim @Zim_Media_Com
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
This Africa Day, support The Girls Table and other non profit organisations across the continent!
Join the #25for25Africa movement by donating US$25 to help us amplify the voices of young women and girls in marginalized communities. Every dollar goes directly to locally-led impact.
✅ Give
📢 Amplify
👥 Nominate 5 friends to do the same!
Let’s reach the US$10,000 goal together and build a more just and empowered Africa.
Donate now at 👉 africagiving.org/25
#HerVoice
#AfricaGiving
#SupportTheGirlsTable
#AfricaDay2025
#GiveBackAfrica
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
It’s Deaf Awareness Week - an opportunity to learn more about supporting hearing impairments & hard of hearing persons in our communities💙This year's theme, “Beyond Silence,” reminds us that communication includes sign language, facial expressions and mutual respect.
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
Joined the #Nationalcleanupcampaign at Magada Shopping Center in Hobhouse with @EMAeep, @ZNOART1, @CityofMutare , @GenderZimbabwe, and the community. Together, we made a difference! Every hand counted in creating a #CleanerEnvironment. Let's keep the momentum going!"
Had been part of the NGOs capacity building meeting organized by @nangozimbabwe as regulators interacted with NGOs to understand the environment they are operating in as well as unpacking their regulatory requirements. @nssazw @Zimra_11 & NEC
@topfans @sivioinstitute @ManicaYouth
During Easter our Director had the opportunity to share experiences of persons with disabilities, discuss community challenges with PWDs and role of the church in disability inclusion and empowerment. @SDAChristians Possibility Ministries
@CAID_Zimbabwe @zccinzim @MeDRAZim
In the spirit of promoting independent living for marginalized groups we joined hands with Phamre Manufacturers to train groups to do detergents, perfumes, engine cleaners amongst other products that PWDs can do without challenges at home
@MeDRAZim @CityofMutare @umcmission
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
Zim's debt burden weighs heavily on women. Parliament as our representatives has a huge role to monitor government borrowing and how funds are all allocated to address the burden of care on women.
#mtw4w
@wlsazw @christian_aid @ParliamentZim @ZIMCODD1 @ChristianAidIrl
Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust retweeted
📢 Did You Know? Fixed-Term Contracts Can Become Permanent!
According to NECWEI, under Zimbabwe’s Labour Act, if a fixed-term contract is renewed for the 5th time, it automatically becomes a permanent contract.
✅ Protecting Employees from unfair labour conditions
✅ Ensuring Job Security for long-serving workers
✅ Holding Employers Accountable to fair labour practices
Labour laws exist to promote fairness—both NGOs & employers must stay informed!
#TalkToRegulators #CivicSpaceMatters #ChangingTheNarrative