Hwange district, Zimbabwe
Phakama brings women together across Hwange district through community meetings, clean-up campaigns and a shared commitment to wellbeing.
Phakama Women's Organization is a community-based group supporting women's wellbeing in Hwange district, Zimbabwe. We bring women together to connect, participate and care for the communities they call home.
From annual meetings across the district to clean-up campaigns and awareness activities, our work puts community at the centre. Breast cancer awareness remains an important part of our broader commitment to women's wellbeing.
Annual meetings across Hwange district
Clean-up campaigns and shared spaces
Women’s wellbeing and awareness
Community action, together
We bring women together through annual meetings across Hwange district, making space for community connection and participation.
We create safe spaces where women can ask questions, find resources, and connect with community support.
We invite women to play an active role in community life through clean-up campaigns, awareness activities and shared responsibility.
Annual meetings across Hwange district bring women together around community life, shared concerns and wellbeing.
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Workshops on reproductive health, mental wellness, nutrition, and preventive care for every stage of life.
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Clean-up campaigns and local participation put care for our communities into action.
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Annual meetings, cleaner shared spaces and conversations about wellbeing in Hwange, and Matabeleland North.
01 / Connection & participation
Phakama’s annual meetings across Hwange district bring women together around a shared purpose: supporting one another and strengthening community life.
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Through clean-up campaigns, Phakama brings women’s wellbeing into the shared spaces where community life happens.
Read the story →03 / Awareness & wellbeing
Phakama’s awareness campaigns keep women’s wellbeing in the community conversation, with breast cancer awareness remaining an important part of the work.
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Volunteer, partner with us, or invite Phakama to your community.