Teen Rescue Mission Extends a Helping Hand to Girls with Disabilities at Seke 1 High School

By Kudakwashe Ruzive

In a heartwarming gesture aimed at promoting dignity and inclusion, Teen Rescue Mission (TRM) today donated sanitary pads to young girls with physical challenges at Seke 1 High School in Chitungwiza.

The donation was officially handed over by the Mayor of Chitungwiza, Councillor Rosaria Mangoma, who applauded Teen Rescue Mission for its unwavering commitment to uplifting and empowering vulnerable young people in the community.

She commended the organisation for addressing critical needs that directly impact the well-being and confidence of young girls.

Receiving the donation, the Headmaster of Seke 1 High School expressed sincere gratitude to Teen Rescue Mission for the timely intervention, noting that the sanitary products will go a long way in supporting the learners and ensuring they continue their education with dignity.

The initiative reflects Teen Rescue Mission’s broader commitment to building a better future for young people through community-based programmes.

The organisation continues to champion campaigns against drug abuse, early pregnancies, and crime, while creating opportunities that empower and inspire the next generation.

Through such impactful interventions, Teen Rescue Mission is making a meaningful difference in the lives of young people and helping to foster a more inclusive and supportive society.