International Day of the Girl Child

Educate a Girl and change the World!

Today we mark and observe International Day of the Girl Child and we ask you to give towards a a cause that will see 300 girls educated in entrepreneurship and basic literacy in Zimbabwe in 2017 for just USD$30 a girl. 

Find out how you can DONATE here

Find out more about Stimulus Africa Foundation's work here

Educate 300 Girls & make a difference!Buy

Buy Shoes * Donate Shoes *Donate Cash

Join The Stimulus Women's Network and help them raise USD$10 000 to enable them to reach out to and teach 300 girls from Harare, Bulawayo and Mutare in 2017!

All you need to do is

1. Donate your preloved shoes that can be resold for at least USD$10

2. Buy shoes during their Pop-Up Shop Shoe Sales from September - December 2016

3. Give just USD$30.00 to educate one girl in basic literacy, entrepreneurship and confidence building during 2017

TO DONATE:

You can DONATE via Ecocash to Stimulus Africa Foundation - Merchant No 18039

Contact Stimulus Women's Network on +263 777887112 for more information on how you can support this work.

Follow Stimulus Africa Foundation's Work here

Reach & TEACH a girl and Change the World!

Diabetes Awareness Day 16th August 2014

Please take note that there will be a FREE diabetes awareness day health screening at 40 Josiah Tongogara Avenue, Harare Zimbabwe from 12noon to 4pm open to ALL ages and did we mention it was FREE???

Education is POWER 

Yes folks its 100% FREE blood glucose checks and education so you know if you are in the "AT RISK' group for diabetes #KnowledgeIsPOWER

FREE diabetes awareness day health screening at
 40 Josiah Tongogara Avenue
from 12noon to 4pm

How do you know if you are AT RISK of developing diabetes????

Donation to Alice Mutasa and her quadruplets

In June we heard about Alice Mutasa, a Mbare resident who gave birth to quadruplets at Harare Hospital. We asked you to assist us raise a donation of either cash or kind so we could give Alice Mutasa and her family some assistance as she and her husband are unemployed and from a low income home. 

We are pleased to announce that we got a great response from you and together we were able to raise a donation to send to the Mutasa family. The Art of Being Humane Foundation Founder, Rudo Nyangulu-Mungofa took the donations we received to Alice Mutasa at Harare Hospital where she and the quadruplets are still resident as not all the babies have reached the goal discharge weight of 2kg's. Mr Mutasa was at the hospital when we visited Alice and the quads and he expressed his gratitude that strangers would come together to assist his family simply out of the goodness of their hearts. he also shared with us that the government had pledged to give them a stand and assist them to build a house on it so that his family of seven (including their eldest child) would have a place to live as they currently rent one room in Mbare. The four girls are simply beautiful and growing well and he is so pleased with them he told us.

Pictures of our visit to the Mutasa Family below:

The Art of Being Humane Foundation Founder, Rudo Nyangulu-Mungofa
with the Mutasa Family at Harare Hospital

Proud father Mr Mutasa holding two of the quadruplets

Proud Mother Alice holding the other two quadruplets

The Art of Being Humane Foundation Founder, Rudo Nyangulu-Mungofa
 presents the donation to The Mutasa's (partly seen in the background)

See the original appeal here: Appeal for donations for Alice Mutasa and her quadruplets