25/08/2026
DOING GREAT THINGS |
Do you remember Love Zimbabwe charity we raised money for a few years ago with our Swim at 30 beaches challenge?
They are still doing amazing things in Chinamhora community centre. Read all about the latest work over on their Facebook & see how you can help
Love Zimbabwe Charity: Bringing hope & Creating Sustainable Change in Chinamhora Village
We are delighted to see our food drying project flourishing at the Chinamhora Comunity Center - Love Zimbabwe enabling local communities to preserve produce, reduce food waste, and create new opportunities for income generation.
By creating opportunities for income generation, food security, and skills development, community members are taking the lead in building a more sustainable future for Chinamhora Village.
This initiative demonstrates the power of enterprise, collaboration, and community ownership.
By working together and embracing innovative solutions, the people of Chinamhora Village are building resilience, strengthening food security, and creating a more sustainable future.
"Before this project, much of our fruit and vegetables would spoil before we could use or sell them. Now we can preserve our produce, reduce waste, earn an income, and provide food for our families throughout the year. This project has given us hope and new opportunities for the future." Joyleen (One of the project beneficiaries)
At Love Zimbabwe Charity, we believe that lasting change happens when communities are empowered to lead their own development. The food drying project is a shining example of local people taking ownership of practical solutions that improve lives, strengthen livelihoods, and create economic opportunities.
This project is partly funded by Welsh Government’s Wales and Africa Grants Scheme, administered by WCVA CGGC and some members of Abergavenny Methodists at Castle Street as well as friends of Love Zimbabwe charity.
Together, we are influencing positive change and helping communities turn local resources into lasting opportunities.
Community members using the food drying facility at Chinamhora Community Centre, transforming locally grown produce into lasting opportunities for food security, income generation, and sustainable development.
