Projects

Current projects

Women from Women's Empowerment are at the PfAH building.

Women's Empowerment

PfAH is implementing the "Women's Empowerment" project in Kariba, Zimbabwe, which specifically supports women in helping themselves and promotes their emancipation.

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Project Hondo: Women fetch water from the river.

Borehole project 2025

In the new year, we are planning to build a groundwater catchment in Landas Village, which is located in the Beatrice District.

Young woman sitting on a bench. In front of her is food that has been donated.

Children with disabilities

In Zimbabwe, social structures for children with disabilities are lacking almost everywhere. Single mothers or fathers often face enormous challenges and in most cases are completely overwhelmed.
PfAH would like to make a supportive contribution as part of the "Women's Empowerment" project. The plan is for disabled children who need round-the-clock care to be looked after, accompanied or fed by the course participants for a few hours.

Food distribution to the needy

PfAH regularly organizes the distribution of food to women in need. For example, food parcels were distributed to people in need at Christmas.

Ostomy material is packed for donation.

Support for people with stomas and catheters

People with an artificial bowel outlet or catheter face enormous challenges in Zimbabwe, as stoma material is unaffordable for many. Lack of care and hygiene problems often lead to serious infections.

Thanks to the modern care tools organized by PfAH, affected and financially disadvantaged patients receive professional support at affordable conditions in a specially equipped health center.

PfAH regularly collects feedback and carries out targeted monitoring requests to obtain feedback from people who are dependent on this urgently needed help.

Completed projects

Young woman fetching water from a water tank.

Project SYS

Thanks to the groundwater borehole project near Harare, young women from the Shamwari Yemwanasikana (SYS) center have access to clean water.

The groundwater borehole project financed by the Jansen Primesteps Foundation was implemented by PfAH for the organization Shamwari Yemwanasikana (SYS) in Harare.

The borehole will not only provide water for domestic use, but will also be used for agricultural purposes. Thanks to the groundwater, the produce from the vegetable gardens tended by the young women can be made available to the home all year round (not just during the sometimes insufficient rainy season) or sold at the market. Access to the water should also be granted to the neighboring local population by mutual agreement.

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Children outside in class

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PfAH has constructed a borehole in Hondo, around 270 km from Harare, to provide the residents with safe access to clean drinking water.

Borehole in Hondo

PfAH has constructed a borehole in Hondo, around 270 km from Harare, to provide the residents with safe access to clean drinking water.