The Conservation & Wildlife Fund is a collaborative group of concerned and passionate Conservationists working together with local stakeholders to ensure the long term protection of Zimbabwe’s wildlife and habitats.

The Hwange Lion Research (HLR) project which started in 1999, is conducted under the auspices of the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WILDCRU) at the University of Oxford, UK. The project has so successfully contributed to the study and conservation of lions.

The Painted Dog population in Zimbabwe is one of the last strongholds of the species and we are committed to their conservation. Our conservation methods and our work with the local communities are beginning to have a positive effect on the outlook of the Painted Dog species.

Elefence International is committed to helping resolve the human-wildlife conflict in Africa by protecting the endangered ecosystem that sustains both the local people and wild animals.

The JBSF believes that the possibilities for giving young people a real boost through the donation of sports kit are virtually limitless.

Family Impact is a Christian faith-based organisation which supports communities, churches and companies in their response to HIV and AIDS as well as individuals and families in their quest for positive moral living. We recognize the family as the centre of community wellbeing and aim to create social transformation through training and equipping people with appropriate resources

We are a small nimble organisation that acts as a coordinator to bring the larger established charitable organisations to this part of the world, where they are not welcome or permitted to operate. We want to remain small and effective so that we can go where others might not be able to reach. Rather than re-inventing the wheel, we assist the well-known, experienced charities in bringing their knowledge and established capabilities to Zimbabwe.

The Soft Foot Alliance serve to design and implement long-term, sustainable solutions that promote human-wildlife co-existence. Lion, Hyena, Elephant, Baboon and Honey Badger are the main focal species as the impact people’s livelihoods on the boundaries of Hwange National Park.

Their aims are to develop and maintain water resources in Hwange National Park for the benefit of its wildlife, in collaboration with the Authorities responsible for the Park. To develop and maintain opportunities for the conservation and sustainable utilisation of natural resources in the Park so that it will be enjoyed by the generations to come. To assist in the attainment of national objectives for wildlife conservation, with particular reference to Hwange National Park.

To encourage and assist all people of Zimbabwe to understand the importance of wildlife and the environment and to conserve Zimbabwe’s natural resources for the well-being of current and future generations and to ensure that the utilisation of these natural resources is fair and sustainable

At Precious Life, young women have access to healthcare, support, counselling and assistance with their babies while at the same time gaining skills and employment to support themselves.