ASAP Africa projects in Zimbabwe- Rural Savings Clubs, Education, Health and Nutrition, Jatropha Trees

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ASAP Africa works on projects that share knowledge and skills with communities in Southern Africa. Click on any of the projects below to learn more about ASAP Africa's goals and successes.

Rural African women in Zimbabwe benefit from training about finances, health, HIV/AIDS, education, and agriculture. Kufusa Mari is a rural savings club project that teaches groups how to pool their resources and become financially self reliant.

Bridge the Gap works to strengthen rural math education by encouraging students and supporting teachers.

The HANDEI Project uses knowledge to help communities care for the ever-increasing number of orphans, vulnerable children and people suffering from HIV/AIDS.

Rural Family Nutrition Initiative in Zimbabwe (RFNIZ) aims to improve nutrition, increase food security and increase income for 300 at-risk households residing in the Nyanga West District of Zimbabwe.

The Jatropha Tree Planting project seeks to improve agricultural practices in the Nyanga district and establish future rural-based income generating activities.

Malawi Pilot Project