Chiedza Chenyika Organisation jobs and careers

About Chiedza Chenyika Organisation

The organisation is aimed at reducing poverty among vulnerable families in Zimbabwe through educational & nutritional support with special focus to children and women services (Empowering young women, single parents, & Widows, Counseling for SGBV survivors) CHILD SERVICES A. EDUCATION: Chiedza Chenyika Organization has been sponsoring tuition for vulnerable children and youths in Manicaland Province from Primary to High School A-level since 2003. Over 5000 pupils have benefited from the education sponsorship program. Some of the children have excelled in their career paths and are now based abroad. The Beneficiaries attend/ have attended school at the following institutions: 1. Elise Gledhill High School 2. Sakubva 1 High School 3. Sakubva 2 High School 4. Nyamauru High School 5. Chikanga Sec School 6. Mutanda Primary 7. Sakubva Primary 8. New Dangare Primary 9. New Chisamba Primary 10. Mutare Boys High 11. First Class Academy 12. Mutare Teachers college 13. Midlands State University The organisation is also constructing King David Academy in Chikanga Mutare, a project that commenced in May 2021. The Academy is being established in-line with supporting the new curriculum which is skills based. B. SAFE HOMES: Chiedza Chenyika Organization has land in Harare and Manicaland Provinces that are being developed into safe homes for orphans and vulnerable children. C. NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT: CCO does food hamper distributions to disadvantaged families as a means of nutritional support. D. COUNSELLING: The organisation gives psychosocial assistance to abused children. It has also been running programs aimed at removing children living on the streets and rehabilitating them in proper homes. WOMEN SERVICES A. COUNSELING: CCO offers psychosocial support for SGBV Survivors. We have dealt with cases of child marriages and GBV in the Epworth and Hatcliffe communities in Harare. B. NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT: Offering nutritional support to Widows and Single parents through food hampers.