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About Us

Our Story

Infertility is highly stigmatized, particularly among women. One in every seven couples faces infertility issues. The Shona culture, which is predominant in Zimbabwe, places a strong emphasis on childbearing. Women who are unable to conceive often face severe social stigmatization feel not loved end up having suicidal thoughts.

Empowering women to have a fulfilled life

At Mufaro, we wish to see woman struggling with infertility empowered, valued and given the opportunity to live a fulfilled life.

We will be providing shelter and support to both infertile women from the street for 4 weeks

Our Vision

We envision a world where every barren women empowered valued and given the opportunity to lead a fulfilled life

Meet our Founder

From the depths of despair, I found my purpose. Once deemed unworthy in my community and family, I fought through sorrow and loneliness to become a mother to many. Despite being stigmatised, I endured the pain of childlessness. A small boy on a birthday party desperately cried “Mum “calling me. That was my turning point. Now I spend my days helping parents and children in their journeys of transformation.

Pst Jestina Gandawa

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