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Mercy Corps is responding to an outbreak of cholera in Zimbabwe by securing much-needed medical supplies for cash-strapped health clinics.
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Naison contracted malaria earlier this year. But the mosquito nets are needed more for fishing than disease prevention.
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Tryphine lost her father when she was seven and her home at age 12. Mercy Corps is connecting her to the help she needs to overcome the challenges thrown her way at such an early age.
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Cassandra Nelson describes how we're helping parentless children get support and education.
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Mercy Corps is responding to the needs of Zimbabwe's most vulnerable people during difficult economic and political times, focusing on orphans and vulnerable children, urban poverty, and water and community health.
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In Zimbabwe, exchanging school renovations for tuition vouchers is opening doors for AIDS orphans.
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Mercy Corps is paying for much-needed school improvements in return for tuition waivers for 750 orphans and vulnerable children.
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Children like Pauline are benefiting from Mercy Corps health and food programs in the drought-stricken country of Zimbabwe.
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In a region suffering from severe food shortages, the launch of an emergency food program is helping aid schoolchildren and families.
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Food shortages resulting from severe drought are affecting school attendance among Zimbabwe's youth.
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Over the last five years, more than 89% of resources allocated directly to programs.