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Deaf Zimbabwe Trust 10th Anniversary Celebration Dinner

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Our Organization

Deaf Zimbabwe Trust is a voluntary organization that promotes the rights and interest of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) people in Zimbabwe. Deaf Zimbabwe Trust was formed and registered as a trust in 2012 and began operations in 2013. Initially the organisation was formed to advance the rights of Deaf children.

Our Vision

Transformation and empowerment of Deaf and hard of hearing people for independent living through provision of education, changing societal attitudes through awareness raising and advocacy, service provision and sustainable initiatives.

Our Mission

An inclusive society which respects diversity where all Deaf and Hard of Hearing people enjoy equal rights & choices, opportunities, dignity and independence.

Our Values

We take great pride in having established a culture that is built upon a unified set of values that  is Equality, Respect and tolerance, Accountability, Teamwork, Excellence.

WHAT WE OFFER

Deaf Education

Deaf Zimbabwe Trust (DZT) advocates for the right to quality education for children who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing . Educational outcomes of deaf children are poor as a result of a number of factors such as language barriers etc.

Disabilty Rights

Deaf Zimbabwe Trust ensures that all its interventions are evidence based through research. In addition, research findings and all DZT work needs to be communicated in formats that are accessible to the Deaf and hearing community.

Research, Media And Communication

Deaf Zimbabwe Trust ensures that all its interventions are evidence based through research. In addition, research findings and all DZT work needs to be communicated in formats that are accessible to the Deaf and hearing community.

Sign Language

Sign language is now an official language in Zimbabwe as provided for in the constitution. DZT seeks to promote the operationalization of sign language in Zimbabwe in various spheres.

Women Leadership And Empowerment

Deaf Zimbabwe Trust advocates for empowerment of women with disabilities and this is a new and latest addition to our programming areas.

https://youtu.be/9F9C4-cljwQ

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Contact
+263 242 448 293

12 Victory Avenue, Greendale, Harare



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