Empowering Vulnerable Communities in Zimbabwe
Goal: Build credibility, emotional connection, and organizational legitimacy
Mudiwa Organisation was founded in 2010 in Mvurwi town by Dr. Shereni Mazhambe supported by family members, church leaders and the community who were seeing the same heartbreak: children dropping out of school to care for sick parents, then left orphaned with no one to protect them and the spread of HIV and AIDS. We refused to accept that loss had to mean the end of a child’s future.
In Mashonaland Central province, thousands of orphans and vulnerable children face a crisis of care. HIV, poverty, and household shocks leave children without food, school fees, or safe adults to guide them. Without intervention, these children face higher risks of malnutrition, abuse, early marriage, and cycles of poverty. Mudiwa was established to break that cycle — by surrounding each child with health, education, protection, and family support so they can heal and thrive.
Dr. Shereni Mazhambe
Founder and PresidentBrought the idea of Mudiwa Organisation birth. With more than two decades as a community leader heading Mvurwi Town Council and several committees of Mazowe Rural District Council. Highly educational qualifications. Bachelor’s degree in Religious and Society Development. Masters degree and PhD in Religious and Society Education. Diplomas in Economics, Personnel Management, Management of Training, Sales Management and Law for Salesman. With other several.short courses.
Wayne Ncube
Board ChairmanDiploma in Social Work. Worked in Government of Zimbabwe in the department of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage. Worked for Africa Heart Trust as a Programs Manager. He is a Resident Pastor at St John Apostolic Church of the Whole World representing Zimbabwe and Zambia assemblies. His passion and experience to work with the communities made him voted to the Board Chairman
Children & Families Reached
With health services, nutrition, and education support since we began.
Community Programs Delivered
From kids’ clubs and school support to caregiver training and food gardens.
Mudiwa Organisation has successfully implemented more than 100 programs and initiatives aimed at community health improvement.
Our Mission
To restore health, dignity and opportunity to orphans and vulnerable people in Zimbabwe through community-rooted care, education, and family strengthening.
Our Vision
A Zimbabwe where every child, youth, and women remain healthy, safe, educated, and full of hope — in the care of a strong family and community.
Volunteer Opportunities
MHAO offers various volunteer opportunities for health passionate individuals looking to contribute towards a world without AIDS Volunteers can engage in a variety of activities from fundraising initiatives, event organizations to community outreach and advocacy work, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose among like-minded women and youth.