Zimbabwe Parents of Handicaped Children Association

Zimbabwe Parents of Handicaped Children Association Improving Quality of Life for Children Living with Disabilities Our differently abled children have the same needs as all children have. groups.

Love, care, compassion, encouragement and full inclusion in family and society as a whole. Since our inception, the Harare province has been actively involved in advocacy and lobbying for the rights of children with disabilities and the rights of women in the areas of health, education, housing. VISION

A society in which every child with a disability can enjoy their rights and be equal to each an

d every child. VALUES

Team work, Honesty’, Creativity and Valuing the individual. MISSION

Improving quality of life for children living with disabilities through protecting their rights as stated in the UN Convention of Children’s rights and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

📚 Every story has the power to inspire.Visit our blog to explore stories of impact, community initiatives, and the work ...
16/07/2026

📚 Every story has the power to inspire.

Visit our blog to explore stories of impact, community initiatives, and the work we're doing to promote the rights and inclusion of children with disabilities across Zimbabwe.
🔗 Read more : https://zphca.org.zw/blog/

🌍 “My albinism does not define me. I define myself.” — Sibonginkosi’s story is a powerful reminder that support, inclusi...
19/05/2026

🌍 “My albinism does not define me. I define myself.” — Sibonginkosi’s story is a powerful reminder that support, inclusion, and opportunity can help young people with disabilities become confident leaders and advocates in their communities. From overcoming stigma to championing disability rights, she continues to inspire change and promote acceptance for persons with albinism. 💙

Full story here: https://zphca.org.zw/my-albinism-does-not-define-me-sibonginkosis-story-of-confidence-and-advocacy/

🌟 From fear and isolation to confidence and joy in the classroom — David’s journey shows the importance of inclusive edu...
18/05/2026

🌟 From fear and isolation to confidence and joy in the classroom — David’s journey shows the importance of inclusive education and community support for children with disabilities. Today, he loves school, plays with friends, and continues to grow in a safe and supportive learning environment. 💙

Full story here : https://zphca.org.zw/finding-joy-and-belonging-davids-journey-to-the-classroom/

🌟 Audrey’s journey is a powerful story of resilience and achievement — from learning through Braille and overcoming fina...
28/04/2026

🌟 Audrey’s journey is a powerful story of resilience and achievement — from learning through Braille and overcoming financial challenges, to now teaching English and Geography during her training. Excelling both in the classroom and in sports, she has earned multiple medals while building confidence and independence along the way. Her story shows how advocacy, access to education, and determination can unlock opportunities and inspire young women with disabilities to dream bigger. 💙

In December 2025, ZPHCA brought together key stakeholders, including youth with disabilities, to develop its 2026–2030 S...
19/03/2026

In December 2025, ZPHCA brought together key stakeholders, including youth with disabilities, to develop its 2026–2030 Strategic Plan.

The inclusive process ensured that the voices of beneficiaries were at the centre of defining the organisation’s priorities for the next five years strengthening participation, ownership, and impact.

Together, we continue to build a future where children and youth with disabilities are fully included in decision-making processes that shape their lives.

🌍 National Advocacy for Disability InclusionIn commemoration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD...
10/03/2026

🌍 National Advocacy for Disability Inclusion

In commemoration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), we participated in national advocacy efforts to promote the rights, inclusion, and meaningful participation of persons with disabilities in all aspects of society.

The engagement brought together key stakeholders to reflect on progress made and to strengthen commitments towards creating inclusive policies, accessible services, and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities.

Together, we continue to champion a society where no one is left behind.

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