Girl Child Empowerment of Zimbabwe (GCEZ) is a youth-led, community-based organisation dedicated to advancing the rights, wellbeing, and leadership of girls and young women across Zimbabwe. Established to address the structural barriers that limit the potential of girls, GCEZ works to promote gender equality, protect human rights, and create safe, inclusive spaces where girls and women can thrive.

Our programmes focus on preventing gender-based violence, ending child marriage, promoting girls' education, advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights, strengthening economic empowerment, and increasing women's and girls' participation in leadership, governance, and civic processes. We also provide rights awareness, community mobilization, advocacy, and capacity-building initiatives that empower women and girls to claim their rights and influence decisions affecting their lives.

Working in partnership with communities, traditional leaders, government institutions, civil society organizations, and development partners, GCEZ adopts a feminist, rights-based, and survivor-centered approach that places the voices and lived experiences of women and girls at the centre of all interventions. We remain committed to building resilient communities where every girl and woman enjoys equal opportunities, dignity, safety, and meaningful participation in shaping a just, democratic, and inclusive society.