Nzeve Deaf Centre proudly participated in the NANGO 2026 Eastern Region NGO EXPO & Winter School, held at Meikles Park, Mutare, from 16–17 July 2026. Held under the theme, “Fortifying Inclusive Civic Spaces and Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships to Maximise Development Impact,”…
Nzeve Deaf Centre successfully held its 20th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 27 June 2026, bringing together the Board, staff, partners, donors, government representatives and other key stakeholders to reflect on the organisation’s achievements over the past year. The meeting…
Nzeve was honoured to be part of the Masana wa Afrika Early Childhood Development Conference, which brought together practitioners, advocates, researchers and community-based organisations from across Africa to explore solutions for strengthening Early Childhood Development (ECD). The conference provided a…
When 14-year-old Rachel from Gwenzi began losing sleep from ear pain, her family didn’t know where to turn. A simple act of support helped her get treatment — and gave her back her smile.
Read how access to health care changed her life.
Inclusive health care facilities are rarely accessible for people with disabilities (PWD) in Zimbabwe. There is a lack of access to inclusive health services and education: a problem faced frequently by the deaf community. Consequently, girls grow up with negligible…
Nzeve provides children with identification services at a young age in the form of comprehensive hearing tests. But what happens after that? Deaf children’s families have a big responsibility to provide their child with the services and support they require.…
What is a Developmental Delay? “A developmental delay is when your child is slow to reach one or more developmental milestones compared to their peers. Developmental milestones include skills such as smiling for the first time, rolling over, pulling up…