We work across Zimbabwe to keep children in school — through education assistance, early childhood development, digital literacy and the fight against period poverty and child marriage.
Guided by Section 19(2)(d) of the Zimbabwean Constitution: every child’s right to appropriate education and training.

School fees, uniforms and learning materials for children who would otherwise drop out.
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Giving the youngest learners the strong, nurturing start that shapes everything after.
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Digital literacy for learners and schools — because ICT skills are no longer optional.
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Advocacy to end child marriage and keep children where they belong — in school.
Learn more →While menstruation is a way of life, many girls still lack access to menstrual hygiene products — directly impacting their health and their education. Many miss at least four days of school every month. A donated pad keeps a girl in class.

Our board of trustees — drawn from law and policy, finance, education, social work, media and ICT — keeps oversight tight and overheads minimal, so partners’ funds benefit beneficiaries the most.
Poverty and stigma have a huge impact on girls’ education, physical and mental health.
Read →Help us pad a girl child in need by donating a pad — access directly impacts reproductive and mental health.
Read →Say no to child marriages. Keep children in schools.
Read →Get in touch with us on how you can be part of Mukana Wedu Foundation — in the field, online, or in your community.
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