ZANE Australia Vision – To provide relief to pensioners, ex-servicemen and women, and other vulnerable groups as well as bringing support to impoverished communities in Zimbabwe
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Who We Support

Zimbabwe Pensioners
ZANE’s core work is to provide relief for pensioners in Zimbabwe who lost everything due to hyperinflation in the country.

RCEL Ex-Servicemen Welfare
ZANE is in effective partnership with the UK service charities who operate through the Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League (RCEL)

Education
ZANE donors are transforming communities to become self-sufficient by educating people in the high density areas.

Healthcare
There are up to 14,000 cases of untreated clubfoot in Zimbabwe. ZANE has a clubfoot programme using the Ponseti method.
Silently Starving – ZANE Food Appeal

ZANE Australia – Zimbabwe A National Emergency is an Australian registered charity that helps the destitute, vulnerable and impoverished people in Zimbabwe. It is the largest supplier of financial aid to elderly people and operates the only network of caring support in Zimbabwe. ZANE runs various projects: the treatment of 1,500 children with clubfoot, the provision of hearing aids, prosthetic limbs for victims of land mines, school and farming projects to support destitute women and children.
The situation in Zimbabwe is worse than ever. On top of massive governmental mismanagement and corruption, today large swathes of the country are suffering acute drought and a major famine. An estimated 2.4 million people need urgent food aid. The first to feel the cruel impact are the weakest and most vulnerable: like Peter*.
Widower Peter lost his job, savings and pension when the hyper-inflation hit and the economy collapsed. With national unemployment rates of over 90% he was soon destitute. Referred by a concerned friend, today ZANE supports Peter with regular food supplies and essential medication.
Peter’s situation is common. Conditions worsen daily and the waiting list of desperate people in need of ZANE’s support is growing.
* Name has been changed on grounds of security
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