Women in peri-urban areas such as Chitungwiza face a distinct but often overlooked form of poverty.
As SWET, we’re aware of the funding challenges in our environment, and we’re taking proactive steps to ensure our programs continue to make a difference in 2026. We’re excited to share our plans and invite you to join us! Your contribution will help us drive meaningful change in the communities we serve. Donate today: https://gofund.me/d5ee3fc21. Join us for the virtual fundraiser: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CARohBu96/.
The water crisis is beyond local councils—it’s a national emergency. We brought together women from Chitungwiza, Hopley, and Epworth to share the raw truth about the water shortage and how it crushes dignity, education, and health. We are no longer working in silence. The Water Justice Dialogue gave us a clear roadmap for action, demanding that our leaders honor the constitutional right to safe, clean water. Watch the clip and see the strength of our collective voice!