- Since 2007
Global Aid Missions has a strong organizational culture that values diversity, inclusivity, and individual respect. We believe that everyone, irrespective of their background, has the right to good healthcare, education, and help. To achieve our goal, we strive for transparency and accountability in all of our activities, as well as engagement with our stakeholders.
GAM GLOBAL
- SINCE 2007
Legal Form:
Global Aid Missions is a non-profit organization in the United States that is tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and is registered as a Trust in Zimbabwe. This legal structure enables the organization to operate as a non-profit entity with tax-exempt status in the United States and as a local legal organization in Zimbabwe. This structure allows us to focus on our mission and maximize the impact of our programs while also delivering tax benefits to contributors. We collaborate closely with legal and financial advisors to ensure that we adhere to best practices and comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
Upcoming Events
Charity Golf Day, July 17th — Newlands Country Club, Harare
Calendar of Events
Charity Golf Day at Newlands Country Club on the 17th of July
Join us for a day of golf, networking and giving back. Every dollar raised will help renovate the new Global Aid Missions Albanism Clinic at Wilkins Hospital, expanding access to life-saving healthcare for some of Zimbabwe's most vulnerable communities.
SRH and GBV for women and girls with albinism (1)
- Project launch & baseline assessment: Identify and register women and girls with albinism; collect baseline SRH & GBV data
- Awareness & sensitization campaigns: Reduce stigma, educate on SRH and GBV prevention
- SRH service delivery (Phase 1): Family planning counseling, STI/HIV screening, eye care, distribution of sun protection kits
- Psychosocial support & GBV response: Peer support groups, counseling for survivors of violence/discrimination
SRH and GBV for women and girls with albinism (2)
- Capacity building for service providers: Train healthcare workers, social workers, and local leaders on inclusive SRH & GBV response
- GBV prevention workshops: Community dialogues, early warning mechanisms, referral pathways
- Economic empowerment & leadership sessions: Vocational skills, small business coaching, formation of Women with Albinism Advisory Group
- SRH follow-up & psychosocial support (Phase 2): Ensure continued health checkups, counseling, and GBV referrals
- Endline assessment & project close-out: Measure impact, document lessons, handover sustainability plan
Cancer Awareness Month:
- Raise awareness about cancer, promote health, and provide spiritual support
- Partner with local organizations and stakeholders to amplify impact
- Albinism Children’s Christmas Party:
- Celebrate Christmas, promote joy, and provide support for children with albinism
- Share the Gospel, provide resources, and build relationships with families
Golf Day Registration
Every swing helps reopen Zimbabwe's first dedicated clinic for people with albanism.
Join us for a day of golf, networking and giving back. Every dollar raised will help renovate the new Global Aid Missions Albanism Clinic at Wilkins Hospital, expanding access to life-saving healthcare for some of Zimbabwe's most vulnerable communities.