Building Inclusive Communities
Where Persons with Disabilities Thrive

Advancing disability inclusion across Manicaland through education, health, economic empowerment and community partnerships.

Who We Are

Nzeve Deaf Centre is a community-based organisation based in Mutare and working across Manicaland Province to promote inclusion, dignity and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities.

Originally established to support deaf communities, the organisation has evolved to advance broader disability inclusion, working with children, youth, adults, families, schools and community institutions to remove barriers and strengthen inclusive systems.

Vision
An inclusive society where persons with disabilities fully participate in social, economic and community life with dignity and equal opportunity.

Mission
To empower persons with disabilities and strengthen inclusive communities through education, health, economic empowerment, advocacy and partnerships.

What We Do

Guided by our 2026–2030 strategy, our work focuses on five key areas driving inclusive development.

Inclusive Education and Early Intervention

Supporting inclusive learning and early support for children with disabilities.

Comprehensive Health and Wellness

Promoting accessible healthcare and rehabilitation services.

Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Empowerment

Supporting livelihoods and economic independence.

Research and Advocacy

Advancing disability rights and inclusive policies.

Organisational Development

Strengthening systems and partnerships for sustainable impact.

Years of Impact

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People Reached (2025)

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Women & Girls

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Districts Covered

Our Impact

In 2025, Nzeve Deaf Centre reached 12,778 people across all seven districts of Manicaland Province, working with communities to promote inclusion, dignity and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities.

Our work prioritised women and girls, who made up 61% of those reached, while continuing to engage men, boys, families, schools and community systems to strengthen inclusive environments.

Through our focus on early intervention, health, livelihoods, leadership and community awareness, we are contributing to long-term, sustainable inclusion across the province.