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The power of participatory film screenings in igniting crucial conversations!

By Veeslee Mhepo May 1, 2026Blog PostNo Comments

Leveraging the power of participatory film screenings to ignite crucial conversations, My Age Africa through the STEPS project recently concluded a series of impactful community and youth engagement sessions across…

Centering Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Policy Spaces!

By Veeslee Mhepo May 1, 2026Blog PostNo Comments

My Age Africa recently participated in a multi-stakeholder policy dialogue hosted by DAWA in Masvingo. This gathering brought together a diverse group of civil society actors, development partners, and, most…

Contributing to critical discussions surrounding HIV prevention priorities!

By Veeslee Mhepo May 1, 2026Blog PostNo Comments

My Age Africa participated in a high-level global health funding mechanisms workshop, marking a strategic step in our engagement with the Grant Cycle 8 (GC8) application process. This workshop provided…

Less Hustle, More Heart!

By Veeslee Mhepo April 1, 2026Blog PostNo Comments

Why Doing Less Might Actually Give You More! Okay, real talk. Remember being a kid and "adulting" meant, like, figuring out how to do laundry without turning everything pink? Somewhere…

Who is in your corner?

By Veeslee Mhepo April 1, 2026Blog PostNo Comments

The Power of Mentorship! In navigating the complexities of modern life, the value of guidance cannot be overstated. Mentorship offers a unique opportunity for growth and development, providing access to…

The Uncomfortable Truth About Friendships Among Young People!

By Veeslee Mhepo April 1, 2026Blog PostNo Comments

Veeslee Mhepo Friendship is often described as something natural and effortless, but for many young people, it is anything but simple. Beneath the laughter, shared moments, and social media posts…

Meet our Champion!

By Veeslee Mhepo April 1, 2026Blog PostNo Comments

Melissa Mandizha is a passionate social work graduate and youth advocate dedicated to advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) among young people. She actively engages in community outreach,…

Strengthening community resilience!

By Veeslee Mhepo April 1, 2026Blog PostNo Comments

My Age Africa facilitated film screening sessions through an Impact Community Screening and In-House Session, where young people and stakeholders came together to explore the intersection of climate change and…

Impact of Climate change and Menstrual Health!

By Veeslee Mhepo April 1, 2026Blog PostNo Comments

My Age Africa conducted ten screenings across communities, including Bikita, Guwa, Zimuto, and Victoria Ranch, engaging a total of 566 participants. These discussions highlighted the growing impact of climate change…

Empowering Young Women Through Knowledge!

By Veeslee Mhepo April 1, 2026Blog Post, UncategorizedNo Comments

My Age Africa recently conducted an SRHR and contraception training in Bulawayo, bringing together 20 young women and girls for an engaging and transformative learning experience.Access to accurate, youth-friendly sexual…

Posts by Veeslee Mhepo

The power of participatory film screenings in igniting crucial conversations!

Centering Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Policy Spaces!

Contributing to critical discussions surrounding HIV prevention priorities!

Less Hustle, More Heart!

Who is in your corner?

The Uncomfortable Truth About Friendships Among Young People!

Meet our Champion!

Strengthening community resilience!

Impact of Climate change and Menstrual Health!

Empowering Young Women Through Knowledge!

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