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Grace Life Foundation is a social impact organization dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of individuals in need. Founded on the principles of healthcare, food security and education, Grace Life Foundation strives to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for those facing various challenges. Community involvement plays a vital role in the success of our foundation, as it enables individuals to come together, pool their resources, and work towards a common goal of improving the well-being of others. By engaging with Grace Life Foundation, people have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate and contribute to the betterment of society as a whole.
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Empowering Communities Through Food: The GLF Greenhouse Initiative
At the heart of Grace Life Foundation’s “Feed A Soul” pillar lies our foundational mission: “Feeding People.” This commitment extends to every corner of our community, however, accessing essential resources such as food can still be an uphill battle for many people. That’s why, instead of asking everyone to come and donate food hampers to us, our GLF Greenhouse program takes the initiative, bringing food directly into the heart of the community whilst equipping beneficiaries with agri-skills that can be transferred or utilised in other communities.
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Zimbabwe Leads In Cancer Morbidity And Mortality Rates.
In 2021, Zimbabwe found itself grappling with a significant health challenge as per data from the Global Cancer Observatory (GLOBOCAN). Shockingly, the nation reported a staggering 16,083 new cases of cancer, and the grim reality of 10,676 lives lost due to this formidable disease. The prevalent types of cancers in the country included those affecting the cervix, breast, and prostate.
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Government Initiatives To Curb Cholera Prompt Controversy
In response to the alarming cholera outbreak, the Zimbabwean government has implemented stringent measures, drawing both support and criticism. The decision to ban vendors from selling their goods in major cities' central business districts (CBDs) is a pivotal component of the broader strategy to combat the waterborne disease, as highlighted by Information Minister Jenfan Muswere.
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Surge In Mental Health Cases Linked To Substance Abuse
A recent workshop on drug policy and harm reduction in the capital has shed light on a concerning trend: over 60% of admissions to mental health institutions can be directly linked to drug and illegal substance abuse. The revelations, discussed during the workshop, have sparked a call for a reevaluation of existing laws against drug abuse to address the issue more effectively.
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