Stories From Zimbabwe
Southern Africa Faces Severe Floods, Cyclones
Hundreds of thousands are displaced by destructive floods. CRS staff in affected countries are assessing needs and overall damage. »»
World AIDS Day
Leading up to World AIDS Day on December 1, CRS is recognizing the lives and amazing efforts of people living with HIV around the world. »»
Starting Again: A New Chance at Life
CRS is providing food to 3,000 Zimbabweans who receive medical treatment for HIV. The potent combination of medication and food is having a profound effect on their lives. »»
Goats Bring Hope to A Zimbabwean Family
The gift of a goat means Okelo can complete his education and his family can have confidence in its future. »»
Teaching Deaf Students About Health
CRS supports HIV education among hearing impaired youth in eastern Zimbabwe. »»
Protecting Vulnerable Livelihoods
An agricultural program includes a range of activities that help rural communities address some of their most critical challenges. »»
Using Market Forces to Improve Urban Food Security
CRS' Market Assistance Program works closely with farmers and millers to offer Zimbabwe's urban poor consistent access to another cereal — sorghum. »»
Children Become Students With CRS Support
The Mavambo Learning Center helps children who have never been to school catch up with their peers and reenter the school system. »»
We Are All Connected
"I think what we are doing for children affected by AIDS is really commendable," says Alice, a 13-year veteran with CRS Zimbabwe. »»
Improving Care and Support for Vulnerable Children
The CRS-supported STRIVE project, more than 20,000 orphans and other vulnerable children are receiving multi-faceted care on a regular basis. »»
