A large group of school children wearing blue uniforms, some with hats, holding notebooks and backpacks, gathered outdoors on a dirt ground under a partly cloudy sky.

Zimbabwe • Our First School

Chirozva Primary School is home to approximately 600 children from preschool through Grade 7. One Humanity began here by listening to the school’s needs and taking one step at a time to support its students, teachers, and community.

OUR FIRST PROJECT

In September 2026, One Humanity delivered essential school supplies to the 600 children of Chirozva Primary School in Zimbabwe. This first project provided notebooks and other learning materials to help students begin the school year with supplies they need to learn and participate in the classroom.

It was a small first step toward a much bigger vision — supporting children, strengthening schools, and helping communities build a stronger, more self-sufficient future.

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A large group of students in blue uniforms holding up notebooks and pencils during an outdoor school event, with a big tree and blue sky in the background.
Large group of school children in uniforms gathered outdoors, with some receiving newspapers and magazines from adults.
Group of children standing outdoors, holding sticks, some wearing uniforms and hats, with a blue sky background.
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A large group of African schoolchildren in blue uniforms and hats, gathered outdoors on a sunny day, some holding books and backpacks.
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In Progress: School Meals & Garden
Future Project: Classrooms

School Garden · Preparing the Land

Dry, barren field with sparse vegetation and a few trees in the distance under a clear blue sky.

The ground for Chirozva's school garden has been plowed and is ready for planting. The garden will grow fresh food for students and give the school a lasting, self-sustaining resource, one step at a time.

A dry, dirt road in an open field with a few scattered trees and sparse vegetation under a clear sky.