Our Impact
Since our founding in 2018, DART Zimbabwe has been making a significant difference in HPV prevention and awareness across Zimbabwe. Through education, training, and community engagement, we're working to reduce the burden of HPV-related diseases and save lives.
Key Impact Metrics
Measuring our progress in the fight against HPV in Zimbabwe
People Educated
Individuals reached through our educational programs and awareness campaigns
Healthcare Workers Trained
Healthcare professionals equipped with knowledge and skills for HPV prevention
Provinces Reached
Geographic coverage across Zimbabwe's provinces
Partner Organizations
Collaborations with local and international organizations
Success Stories
Highlighting our most impactful initiatives and their outcomes
School-Based HPV Education Program
School-Based HPV Education Program
Implemented comprehensive HPV education in 50 schools, reaching over 15,000 students. Post-program surveys showed a 75% increase in HPV awareness and understanding among students.
Key Outcomes:
- 15,000+ students educated about HPV
- 75% increase in HPV awareness
- 30 teachers trained as HPV education facilitators
- 5 schools established ongoing HPV awareness clubs
Rural Screening Initiative
Rural Screening Initiative
Conducted mobile screening clinics in 12 rural communities with limited healthcare access. Provided HPV testing and cervical cancer screening to over 2,000 women, many of whom had never been screened before.
Key Outcomes:
- 2,000+ women screened for HPV and cervical cancer
- 150 women referred for further treatment
- 20 community health workers trained in screening advocacy
- Established 3 permanent screening locations
Healthcare Provider Training Program
Healthcare Provider Training Program
Developed and implemented a comprehensive training program for healthcare providers on HPV prevention, screening, and patient education. Trained over 500 healthcare workers from all provinces in Zimbabwe.
Key Outcomes:
- 500+ healthcare providers trained
- 10 provinces represented in training sessions
- 90% of participants reported improved confidence in HPV counseling
- 25 master trainers certified to continue education
Impact Across Zimbabwe
Our work spans across Zimbabwe's provinces, bringing HPV prevention and awareness to communities nationwide
People Reached
12,500Screenings Conducted
3,000Healthcare Workers Trained
250Schools Engaged
15Success Highlight
Implemented comprehensive school-based education program reaching 10,000 students across 15 schools.
Ongoing Initiatives
- School-based HPV education programs
- Healthcare worker training sessions
- Community awareness campaigns
- Mobile screening initiatives
Our Journey
Tracing the growth and impact of DART Zimbabwe since our founding
DART Zimbabwe Founded
Established as a chapter of the International Papillomavirus Society to address HPV in Zimbabwe
First Educational Campaign
Launched initial awareness campaign reaching 5,000 people in Harare and Bulawayo
Healthcare Training Program
Developed and implemented training for healthcare workers, training initial cohort of 100 providers
Rural Outreach Expansion
Extended programs to rural areas, establishing presence in 5 provinces
School Program Launch
Initiated school-based HPV education program in 20 schools across Zimbabwe
Major Partnership Milestone
Secured partnerships with Ministry of Health and 15 other organizations
50,000 People Reached
Achieved milestone of educating 50,000 people about HPV prevention
Voices of Impact
Hear from those who have experienced the difference our work makes
Dr. Tendai Moyo
Healthcare Professional, Harare
"The training I received from DART Zimbabwe transformed how I approach HPV education in my community. I now have the knowledge and confidence to address misconceptions and encourage prevention."
Grace Mutasa
Teacher, Bulawayo
"As a school teacher, I've seen firsthand how DART's educational programs have increased awareness among our students. The materials they provide are age-appropriate and effective."
Samuel Ndlovu
Community Leader, Matabeleland North
"The mobile screening clinic that came to our village was the first time many women had access to HPV testing. DART Zimbabwe is truly making a difference in rural communities like ours."
Looking Forward
Our goals for expanding our impact in the coming years
Increase our presence in rural and underserved areas, with a goal of reaching an additional 25,000 people in remote communities by 2026.
Train an additional 1,000 healthcare workers across all provinces in Zimbabwe by 2027, focusing on comprehensive HPV prevention, screening, and patient education skills.
Work with partners to increase HPV vaccination rates among eligible youth by 50% through education, advocacy, and improved access to vaccines.
Annual Reports
Detailed documentation of our activities, achievements, and financial information
2023
Annual Report 2023
Comprehensive overview of our activities, impact, and financial information for the year 2023.
2022
Annual Report 2022
Comprehensive overview of our activities, impact, and financial information for the year 2022.
2021
Annual Report 2021
Comprehensive overview of our activities, impact, and financial information for the year 2021.
Help Us Expand Our Impact
Join us in our mission to prevent HPV-related diseases in Zimbabwe. Your involvement can help us reach more communities and save more lives.