May 31, 2023 | Girls Club, Sustainable Development, Youth Clubs
Top photo: Joaquim Ngomane (Gorongosa Health Manager) and Allyson Felix (RTP Ambassador) exercise their Right To Play with children in Madzimachena School in Gorongosa District. Allyson Felix, the most decorated female U.S. Track & Field Olympic athlete of all...
Apr 4, 2023 | Awareness, Community, Education, Equality and Human Rights, Girls Club, Health
The lives of nearly 1,000 vulnerable children living in Mozambique have improved thanks to a social sports school program that started in 2018 in the rural village communities near Gorongosa Park. High levels of illiteracy have a direct impact on the development of...
Apr 2, 2023 | Equality and Human Rights, Gender Based Violence, Girls Club, Stopping Domestic Violence
More local women are visiting Girls Clubs to share their experiences and knowledge, identify resources for personal development and growth, and encourage the girls to get out of their comfort zone Diolinda Mundoza, ornithologist, and Ivanilda Chiemo, master program...
Nov 5, 2022 | Agriculture, Biodiversity, Girls Club, Uncategorized
Anthony and Patricia White have joined the Gorongosa team. They manage Catapu, a 30,000 hectare (75,000-acre) sustainable forestry concession, which employs more than 100 local people. Catapu is now part of the Gorongosa family of companies. The Reserve, located 30km...
Jun 19, 2022 | Community, Education, Equality and Human Rights, Girls Club
More than 500 pieces of clothing – dresses, tunics, shorts, underwear and masks for the protection against COVID – 19 – were distributed in June to 300 children living in communities near Gorongosa National Park. The clothes were donated to...
May 15, 2022 | Community, Equality and Human Rights, Girls Club
Primary school teachers in communities near Gorongosa National Park are being trained how to use sensitive and gender-transforming teaching techniques in schools as a way to protect girls from inequality. Gender inequality is still an issue for some schools where...
