Progress Depends On Identifying and Addressing Chronic Community Health Concerns.
Extreme poverty coupled with lack of access to clean water, decent sanitation, good hygiene practices, medical care, and poor education are the most common root causes of widespread hunger and malnutrition throughout the world. We are currently supporting healthcare for elderly, building clinics and supply of equipment and facilities, generating awareness and implementing Government health programs, addressing health and sanitation issues with special focus on women and children in rural areas.
A process of facilitating learning, knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes for personal and social development.
We are managing more than 20 educational projects across the Districts in Mashonaland East province. We are managing educational projects working with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education in providing educational support to orphans and vulnerable children and this has now entered season 3 after receiving overwhelming response from the community, donors and other stakeholders.
The fair distribution of resources, opportunities, and outcomes among individuals and groups in society
We have been handling wide range of livelihood projects to comprehensively strengthen the thematic areas community's scope of income and investment.
We are committed to the cause of disability and it is one of the core thematic interventions. It provides skill based support to special men, women, boys and girls for a sustainable livelihood.
ALL ADULTS INCLUDING CAREGIVERS, PARENTS, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS SHARE IN THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT ALL CHILDREN –ESPECIALLY FEMALE HEAD-OF-HOUSEHOLDS.
Children across the world – especially those born into extreme poverty, lacking adequate parental support, and/or living in orphanage care – are vulnerable to abuses of their rights and exploitation in various forms, including child trafficking.
Our extensive experience working with children at high risk of mistreatment, abandonment, and exploitation (as well as with their families and communities) led Rosa Care Organisation to make Child Protection a priority in our work. Our Child Protection programs are mostly centered around women’s empowerment initiatives in communities. We help out-of-school girl children register in formal schools, providing basic life skills, education to street and working children, to ensure that all children (some are orphans, some infected/affected by HIV/AIDS) have access to formal education and be provided with opportunities for overall development.
We want to see all children have access to clean water and improved sanitation facilities close to their homes so that they can stay well.
• Access to safe and adequate water for children and their communities
• Access to improved sanitation facilities and hygiene practices
The state of equal rights, responsibilities, and opportunities for people of all genders in all spheres of life.
We are determined to work for the socio economic development of underprivileged women, providing livelihood to vulnerable young children, construction of additional accommodation and to ameliorate the vulnerable condition of girls with leprosy by providing them with food, clothing, shelter, education and empowering them through training programs and vocational training.
Climate change is the problem that we need to address, and renewable energy is one of the solutions that we can adopt.
Taking the issue of environmental hazards seriously, we support projects which help the target groups about the process of vermin-composting i.e. how to convert biodegradable waste into nutrient rich organic manure using compost matter.
Rosa Care spearheaded emergency seed bank for the various cyclones that affected Zimbabwe since 2017 and these are cyclone Dineo (2017), Idai (2019), and Mavhura (2020)
Addressing the cyclical nature of hunger and the barriers to dependable access to good nutrition for babies, children and families is fundamental to community well-being and long-term potential.
