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Zimbabwe AHEAD

Zimbabwe  AHEAD Contact Address:

Director of Programmes: Regis Matimati ZimAHEAD Organization 14 Wembley Crescent, Eastlea, HARARE

TEL: 0773 038 700

Zimbabwe AHEAD is an indigenous NGO formed in 1997 to scale up the Community Health Club approach that had proved so successful in field trials during the previous 2 years, funded by UNICEF. As [...]

Zimbabwe Case Study

A short summary of hygiene behaviour change in Zimbabwe, updating from the ground breaking early projects in 2001 in Tsholtsho, to recent projects in Chipinge where similat levels of change are being recorded. It points a way forward as to how the MDGs can be achieved by scaling up the CHC approach as is being [...]

Zimbabwe

Public Health Promotion Programme for Urban Humanitarian Crises in Sakubva, Mutare.

Zimbabwe AHEAD in Partnership with Oxfam Reported by: Regis Matimati, Zim AHEAD, Project Manager, March 2009.

UN says Zimbabwe cholera cases rise above 80,000 : 20th February 2009

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While Zimbabwe falls apart, those in Health Clubs still thrive

Zimbabwe has been a least favoured nation for donors for the past five years as the current regime has alienated foreign investors in the Health Sector. Zimbabwe AHEAD was a small but highly dedicated NGO at the point of going to scale throughout the country when funds dried up. The past few years has seen [...]

Zimbabwe

Zim AHEAD teams up with Mercy Corps

Summary

In March 2007, Zimbabwe AHEAD joined forces with Mercy Corps, one of the few International NGOs which continues to operate in Zimbabwe, despite the severe operational problems of working in a country where the inflation rate is over 4000% and vital commodities such as fuel and cement [...]