UNFPA Zimbabwe

Ensuring rights and choices for all

Reaching the most vulnerable with critical services
UNFPA Zimbabwe helps to restore dignity of women through free fistula repair surgery
UNFPA reaches out to vulnerable girls at Tongogara Refugee Camp in Chipinge
UNFPA Zimbabwe Country Representative and EU Commissioner Neven Mimica sign new agreement of cooperation
Leading by example First Lady of Zimbabwe waiting to get tested for cervical cancer
Zimbabwe urged to scale up HIV prevention efforts
The United Nations Population Fund has called for greater focus on prevention with particular focus on young people to help reduce the country’s HIV prevalence rate of 14,6%.
UNFPA hands over vehicle to partner, Adult Rape Clinic
Support will facilitate transportation of survivors of Gender Based Violence

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13 March 2019

Youth voices: Pushing past the stigma of disability and menstruation in Zimbabwe

The night before my first period started, I had a vivid dream about how it would happen and I was afraid. The next day, it happened as in my dream and I realized I had nothing to fear. I felt empowered, liberated and...

Laina Mutenga, her husband and two of their four children at Forefront Farm

19 February 2019

Village Health Worker leading by example

Laina Mutenga, 42, is a village health worker who lives and works at Forefront Farm in Mashonaland East. She has been married for 17 years with four children. She says from the time she got married, she has always been aware of the importance of family planning - deciding the number of children one has and the intervals

6 February 2019

Integration of services key in encouraging cervical cancer screening

Harare, 6 February 2019 - The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has urged public health facilities to integrate health services to ensure women are provided with an opportunity for cervical cancer screening as early detection is important in enabling treatment before the cancer spreads. Speaking at the World Cancer Day