By Takudzwa Tondoya Local disability advocacy group Signs of Hope Trust has raised concern that social isolation made worse by social media and technology is contributing to rising mental health issues among people with disabilities. Speaking to 263Chat, Signs of Hope Trust director Samantha Sibanda said there
Disability advocacy group Signs of Hope in partnership with the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) are exhibiting at this year’s National Disability expo with the aim to create awareness about access to information through the Freedom of Information Act. The event is being hosted at Chipadze Stadium
People with Disabilities (PWDs) and youths have called for empowerment and greater inclusion into mainstream economic activities. Speaking on the sidelines of a mango drying training workshop in Harare on Thursday, Signs of Hope Trust director Samantha Sibanda said it is time to move away from
263Chat · PWDs Demand Inclusion In Policy Making People With Disabilities (PWD) have urged the Government to consider them in policy making process in order to address their marginalization and discrimination in society. By Adelaide Kuudzerema In June 2021, Zimbabwe launched the national disability policy, developed with support
Deaf Women Included (DWI), an organization that seeks to raise the power of women and girls with disabilities has called on for action from various stakeholders to address the needs of People with Disabilities. Speaking during a sensitization meeting with organizations the offer gender based violence
Two local advocacy groups that work with People with Disabilities (PWDs) in conjunction with the United Nations Zimbabwe have launched a campaign that seeks inclusion of people with disabilities in national development. Spearheaded by Signs of Hope Trust and the Space, the campaign dubbed #IAMABLE seeks
Signs of Hope, a local lobby group for the rights of people with disabilities and activist Tsepang Nare today launched a virtual campaign meant to assist students nationwide with school fees, sanitary wear and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The initiative dubbed, Back Pack of Hope campaign
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