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Our mission is to improve the socio-economic well-being and quality of life for adolescent girls and women through education, mentorship, entrepreneurship, and advocacy, ultimately promoting gender equality and social transformation.

 Our work is structured around several key pillars:

• Education & Skills Development
• Economic & Financial Literacy
• Civic Engagement, Leadership & Governance
• Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
• Climate & Environmental Justice.

Womandla Foundation is led by a diverse team of adolescent girls and young women, including representatives from key populations and vulnerable communities. Our projects are community-driven and often led by the beneficiaries themselves.

You can get involved by volunteering, partnering, donating, or participating in our programs and events. To express interest, fill out our volunteer form or contact us directly via our website or social media platforms.

We offer a range of programs including:

• Mentorship for young women and girls
• Entrepreneurship and financial literacy workshops
• Leadership development and civic engagement training
• SRHR education and advocacy
• Climate and environmental justice initiatives.

Our programs primarily serve adolescent girls, young women, and key populations in Zimbabwe, with a special focus on marginalized and vulnerable groups. We also support women and girls across Africa through HEARTS Alliance (insert link – https://x.com/HeartsA65240?s=09) a consortium of diverse organizations in southern africa.

We match mentors with mentees to provide guidance, encouragement, and support, helping young women set and achieve their educational and personal goals. Our mentorship journey is tailored to meet the unique needs of each participant.

Womandla Foundation has increased access to SRHR services, led initiatives to address HIV stigma and discrimination, reduction of VAW and ending of child marriage, empowered many girls and women through education, skills development, environmental justice and leadership training. We have increased access to secondary education, improved academic performance, and supported women in starting businesses and leading community initiatives.

Our funding comes from a mix of grants, international partnerships, local donations, and strategic investments. We focus on long-term, sustainable development rather than short-term fixes.

You can donate via our official website, through our donation platforms listed on our Linktree, or by contacting us directly for more information (insert of donate page link the website is currently being updated and this will be live by end of may)

By 2034, we aim for marginalized adolescent girls to be organized and for women to have equal access to education, economic opportunities, and leadership positions, breaking the cycle of poverty and driving social change.

We provide safe spaces, comprehensive sexuality education, and advocacy to disrupt harmful narratives and practices, supporting girls and women to make informed decisions about their bodies and rights.

We are based in Zvishavane, Zimbabwe. You can contact us via email at [email protected], phone at +263711400319, or through our website and follow us on our social media platforms.

We welcome partnerships with organizations, institutions, and stakeholders that share our vision. To collaborate, reach out to us via our website or contact details to discuss potential areas of synergy and impact.