Africa Self-Help Assistance Programme (ASAP) is committed to cultivating self-reliance in Zimbabwe by working with poor and vulnerable communities to improve their lives. Through participatory approaches, ASAP promotes and facilitates socio-economic community empowerment projects and good governance, aiming to fulfill people's right to development and alleviate poverty. Impact Areas 1. Financial Inclusion and Economic Empowerment: Through projects like Kufusha Mari 2 and Rural Microfinance Project 2, Self Help Group approach, ASAP has empowered marginalized communities, particularly women, to mobilize savings, engage in income-generating activities, and improve their livelihoods. 2. Education and Skills Development: Projects like Bridge the Gap in Mathematics (BTF) and Teach A Man to Fish (TAMTF) have enhanced educational outcomes and skills development, improving teaching and learning quality and providing vocational training. 3. Community Development and Empowerment: Projects such as Local Community Capacity Development Project (LOCOCAD) and Women's Self-Help Groups (SHG) have strengthened local governance, enhanced advocacy skills, and improved socio-economic rights awareness. 4. Health and Well-being: Projects like the Out of School Adolescents (OSA) project have provided life skills and vocational training, improving the health and well-being of vulnerable children. 5. Environmental Sustainability: Initiatives like the Friends of Honde Valley (FoHV) project may contribute to environmental sustainability through herb propagation and preservation.