Hands of Hope Organisation drives health equity, HIV prevention and human rights, led by the communities we serve.
Hands of Hope Organisation (HOH) is a community-led NGO based in Zimbabwe. We work alongside people whom health and social systems too often leave behind.
Our team lives and works in the communities we serve. That closeness shapes every programme we run, from HIV prevention to psychosocial support and economic empowerment.
Our work connects health, rights and livelihoods, because lasting change needs all three.
Closing gaps so everyone can reach quality, respectful health services.
Community-driven prevention, education and linkage to care.
Safe spaces and support that strengthen wellbeing and resilience.
Skills and opportunities that build independence and security.
Evidence and community voices that influence policy, protect dignity and challenge stigma.
Everything we do starts with communities and aims at one result: universal access to quality health services, rights and opportunities in Zimbabwe.
The result we work for: communities that are informed, supported and heard, with services and systems that respond to their needs.
Our services are confidential, respectful and open to everyone we serve.
Confidential HIV testing and STI screening, with referrals to KP-friendly health facilities that welcome key populations without stigma.
Caring, confidential support for emotional wellbeing, HIV and life challenges.
Quick action when a community member faces an urgent crisis or a violation of their rights.
Clear, accurate information on sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Power of Prevention is a UNDP-supported project that strengthens HIV prevention for key and vulnerable populations.
It brings communities, government and partners together around fair funding and better access to prevention services.
We advocate with evidence and community voices so that prevention reaches the people who need it most.
Communities document the quality of the HIV services they receive.
Findings go to facilities and decision makers to improve access and care.
Index case testing reaches the partners and contacts of people living with HIV and links them to care.
Breaking Barriers for HIV Prevention sensitises health care workers to deliver respectful, stigma-free services.
Both projects focused on HIV prevention, treatment and care.
They strengthened our work to link communities to quality services.
Support for the mental health of the people we serve.
We build wellbeing and resilience alongside HIV services.
Skills and income opportunities that build independence.
Financial security helps people stay healthy and claim their rights.
Stigma keeps people from services. We exist to remove it, so that care, protection and dignity reach every person. We serve and stand with:
Funders, partners and communities are welcome to reach out.