HIV/AIDS|ZIMBABWE CHARITY INC. (HAZ)

Our condolences to the Mtukudzi & Chimhare families

HIV/AIDS|ZIMBABWE CHARITY, INC (HAZ) joins the nation of Zimbabwe in mourning the devastating and tragic… [more]

The Salvation Army Masiye Camp

The Salvation Army Masiye Camp is a Christian development organization whose mission is to facilitate… [more]

Chitungwiza Orphans and Vulnerable Children Project

The Chitungwiza Orphans and Vulnerable Children Project was originally conceived of by two pastors at… [more]

ILANGA SELF EMPOWERMENT NETWORK

"A New Dawn" The Ilanga Self Empowerment Network Project represents a new dawn for single, HIV-positive… [more]

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Appeal for support

We are asking for your support for our Clinical Services Program. We are not only... Read More>>

Remembering Dr. Robert Scott

Wounds that Heal: By Joshua M. Dziba and Mbonisi Zikhali There are some people who... Read More>>

Mopani Junction: Episode 14

The people of Mopani Junction gather to honor a member of their community, Thursday... Read More>>

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Conduct A Vitamin Drive

Multi-vitamins are a critical component in the clinical and nutritional care of PLWHA... Read More>>

Mission Fish

Ebay allows you to support non-profit organizations like ours, through their Missionfish... Read More>>

Until There’s A Cure

HAZ in partnership with the Friends of Picardy Drive, has offer free HIV/AIDS medications... Read More>>

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Our condolences to the Mtukudzi & Chimhare families

HIV/AIDS|ZIMBABWE CHARITY, INC (HAZ) joins the nation of Zimbabwe in mourning the devastating and tragic loss of Samson Mtukudzi and Owen Chimhare. Samson was not only a young talent for Zimbabwe but also the beloved son of our colleague and friend in our fight against HIV/AIDS, Mr. Oliver Mtukudzi. Our entire HAZ family and our Zimbabwe project... [Read more of this article]

Remembering Dr. Robert Scott

Wounds that Heal: By Joshua M. Dziba and Mbonisi Zikhali There are some people who walk in our midst, whose steps are so profound, pace-setting and powerful that they inspire us to get accustomed to their stride. When it becomes obvious that we cannot catch up, they slow down and put us on their shoulders, then carry on. In this world we live in, people... [Read more of this article]