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Founded in 1988, Musasa is an NGO whose operations are based on advocacy, peace building and provision of direct services such as counselling, legal aid,medical assistance, life skills and temporary shelter to survivors of GBV

15/11/2025

With support from Porticus, Musasa held a PaMusasa community dialogue at Domboramavara Primary School in Chikomba Ward 22.
The session brought the community together to discuss GBV, strengthen understanding of the referral pathway, and explore practical ways to reduce violence.
Community leaders and residents made strong commitments to work together and end gender-based violence.

15/11/2025

Through the Porticus project, Musasa continues to provide safe spaces for women and girls in Chikomba District Wards 22, 23, and 25.
These spaces offer a supportive environment where women and girls can come together, discuss issues affecting their lives and build confidence.
They gain GBV knowledge, understand the referral pathway and strengthen their financial empowerment, creating pathways to safety, independence and dignity.

15/11/2025

Musasa engaged traditional and religious leaders in a dialogue on child marriages, harmful social norms and beliefs that fuel Gender Based Violence in Ward 4 Chimbudza, Mwenezi district.
The discussion encouraged leaders to confront retrogressive practices and take an active role in promoting safer, more respectful communities for women and girls.

14/11/2025

Musasa held a community visioning session in Ward 17, bringing together traditional leaders, community-based club members, and village health workers to develop an actionable plan to prevent Gender-Based Violence.
The group committed to raising awareness, monitoring and reporting violence, and referring survivors for further case management.

13/11/2025

Today, Musasa set up a safe space for women and girls in Betera Ward 20, Buhera under the OXFAM–SDC project.
The first session introduced a community place where women and girls can feel valued, find protection, de-stress, build confidence, and access opportunities that help them take charge of their lives.

13/11/2025

Musasa held a community dialogue in Ward 19, Guzha to talk openly about GBV and the services available for survivors.

13/11/2025

Yesterday, Musasa held a community dialogue at Chimbudzi Business Centre, supported by SDC, bringing together around 100 community members, 70% of them women, along with representatives from Women Affairs, Social Development, ZRP, Ministry of Health, and the Ward Councillor.

The dialogue created a platform to break the silence on GBV, strengthen community collaboration, and raise awareness on the causes and prevention of violence.
Participants crafted powerful anti-GBV messages (SMS) challenging harmful cultural norms and embraced a new community slogan “Pazvaitikira, Taura!” (When it happens, Speak Out!).

12/11/2025

Musasa engaged traditional and religious leaders in a powerful dialogue aimed at identifying and transforming harmful cultural and religious practices that fuel Gender-Based Violence in Chimombe Ward 17.
Leaders committed to raising awareness, challenging child marriages and promoting the “No in My Village” stance to protect women and girls.
Together, we are shaping communities that uphold respect, equality and safety for for women and girls. The event was supported by Oxfam in Zimbabwe and

12/11/2025

Musasa held a community dialogue on Gender-Based Violence in Chimombe Ward 17, bringing together men and women to unpack the root causes of GBV, including harmful cultural beliefs, religious norms, and power inequalities.
The session encouraged open discussion, reflection, and collective commitment to challenge violence and promote equality.
Musasa also highlighted the importance of seeking GBV services and accessing support early.

12/11/2025

Happening now in Gweru: Musasa, together with Dan Church Aid (DCA), ORAP, and Childline, continues the three-day Reflection and Review Meeting on the DCA ECHO HIP Protection Intervention.
Today is the second day and discussions are centering on project highlights, most significant changes and key lessons learned, with a focus on sustainability.

Partners are deep in conversation, sharing insights to strengthen protection, accountability and survivor-centred programming across Harare and Bulawayo.

12/11/2025

Reporting gender-based violence is never betrayal, it’s courage in action. When you speak out, you’re not just protecting yourself, but helping to break the silence for others too. Remember, Zimbabwean law protects your right to safety, dignity and justice.
Let’s continue to build a nation where no one suffers in silence. DM us and get in touch with our professional counsellors.

12/11/2025

From an early age, boys are told to “be tough,” “don’t cry,” and “man up.” But what if strength looked like kindness, empathy and respect instead?
How we raise our boys today shapes the kind of men and communities we will have tomorrow. It starts with teaching respect, equality and awareness at home, in schools and in society.
So let’s talk about it: How can we raise boys to become men who respect women?
Share your thoughts below, every perspective helps build communities that are safe for women and girls.

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Harare

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+2634725881

Website

https://musasa.co.zw/

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