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About Us
Our Story
In Zimbabwe, there are thousands of street children living in the city of Harare
These children has no access to education, and they are higher risk of abuse. Poverty caused dysfunction of the family, resulting in children going to the streets.
In the Same vein, 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 and children to have a fulfilled life
At Mufaro, we wish to see vulnerable children from the street and 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 and vulnerable children from the street for 4 weeks
Our Vision
We envision a world where every vulnerable child and 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.