ROZARIA MEMORIAL TRUST
RMT supports innovative initiatives that empower children and women in
poor communities through education, health and technology.
Rozaria Memorial Trust (RMT) supports innovative initiatives that promote education, health and entrepreneurship for women and young people in resource poor communities. RMT was founded in memory of the late Mbuya Rozaria Marumisa-Dizha (1923-2006) whose life embodied the spirit of caring, sharing and innovation.
United Nations Entity Gender Equality and Women Empowerment Must Deliver in Communities
Rozaria Memorial Trust joins the women, girls and rest of the world in celebration of the ground breaking resolution establing an entity for women. We strongly recommend that the new UN Women will deliver in our communities. The commitment to engagement with civil society is welcome and should include empowering, enabling and partnering with community groups and networks. >>>>>>
We Mourn Mrs Madziko: A Dedicated Community Care-giver and Heroine
She was fondly known as Mai Mati. She was positively living with HIV. She was a committed treatment counsellor and care-giver. A heroine to all of us at Rozaria Memorial Trust. She chair the Ward 17 support group. A widow and a mother of seven (7). Her work will always inspire us all. Rest in Peace, Mai Mati. You gave us all the courage to do this work. Nyaradzai Mugaragumbo-Gumbonzvanda
RMT Board and Staff
Community Based ART Literacy Critical For Children Living with HIV
This is a brief analysis of a baseline survey on Children ART Literacy and pediatric treatment carried out in ward 8 and 17 of Murewa district, Zimbabwe. The survey was undertaken in June, 2010. Participants in the survey were drawn from a sample of 8 Support Groups, and including children living with HIV and AIDS, primary and secondary care-givers. The survey was a partnership with SAFAIDS and AJWS and AVERT.
Children and HIV: Family Support First
Rozaria Memorial Trust is participating in a special symposium on Children and HIV: Family Support First -- Working Together to Achieve Universal Support and Access to Treatment. The event is organised by The Teresa Group. The Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS (CCABA). World Vision Austria. READ MOREContact Us
P.O.Box 114, Murewa. Zimbabwe: Email: rozaria@africaoline.co.zw or info@rozariatrust.org
