Zimbabwe
Political instability, an economy in crisis and rising fuel and food costs threaten the proud residents of one of Africa's most beautiful countries.
Deteriorating economic conditions have imperiled livelihoods for thousands of Zimbabweans. What's more, the country claims one of the highest HIV rates. Mercy Corps is responding to these needs by creating support systems for orphans and other vulnerable children, and by addressing the basic urban development needs of the poorest Zimbabweans and their communities.
Responding to Zimbabwe's Cholera Epidemic ›
Mercy Corps is responding to an outbreak of cholera in Zimbabwe by securing much-needed medical supplies for cash-strapped health clinics.
Tough Choices ›
Topics: Economic Development
Naison contracted malaria earlier this year. But the mosquito nets are needed more for fishing than disease prevention.
Video: Helping Teens Manage Difficult Situations ›
Almost one in three children in Zimbabwe are orphans, usually because one or both parents died of HIV/AIDs.
Untrammeled Spirit ›
Topics: Women's Empowerment, Education, Economic Development, Children
Tryphine lost her father when she was seven and her home at age 12. Mercy Corps is connecting her to the help she needs to overcome the challenges thrown her way at such an early age.
Protecting Zimbabwe's AIDS Orphans ›
Lynotte: Learning to Break the Cycle ›
Topics: HIV/AIDS
In Zimbabwe, exchanging school renovations for tuition vouchers is opening doors for AIDS orphans.
Protecting Zimbabwe's Most Vulnerable ›
Mercy Corps is paying for much-needed school improvements in return for tuition waivers for 750 orphans and vulnerable children.

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