We're announcing a new appeal to raise £30,000 to transport hospital beds generously donated by South Warwickshire NHS Trust in order to get them to those in desperate need of care.
With a grant from the National Lottery's community fund, we may be able to offer eligible people assistance with groceries, utility top ups and mental health support.
Here’s what’s at the heart of Dumi International Aid
Eliminating extreme poverty
We work in the UK and sub-saharan African countries, particularly Zimbabwe to help those in need of help and to change unjust structures causing poverty in local communities.
Promoting good health
Good health is essential to quality of life. Through major hospital renovation and supplies projects in Africa, education and awareness around HIV, mental health and more as well, we work to create healthier communities in Africa and abroad
Increasing access to education
Not only can a good education increase earning potential, it also leads to better outcomes for individual health and more positive attitudes towards equality and diversity; It’s the foundation for a brighter future for all.
Investing in young people
Children don’t just need to eat. They need to make friends, play, laugh, learn and develop their skills for the future. That’s why we’re committed to supporting recreational and skills-based activities to prepare children for life.
Championing equality and diversity
Every person is equally entitled to dignity and worth as a human being. We work to promote our values of equality and diversity as we reach out to marginalised groups in the areas in which we work.
Growing leaders for the future
We’re all about raising leaders for tomorrow. We do this by offering enriching volunteering experiences as well as supporting teaching which focuses on civic responsibility and good citizenship.
About us
The Dumi Project was established in September 2010 as a response to a need identified by Dumi Moyo in his village community. The project later gained charity status in 2012. Dumi International Aid works to serve communities at home in the UK and abroad.
On 7th December 2020, DIA received donation of 20 hospital beds including air mattresses for each bed. Donations were received from NHS South Warwickshire Trust.
Due to lack of rain for over 3 years, residents of Filabusi District in Matebelaland South, in Zimbabwe have been suffering adverse hardships due to lack of access to clean water
Support us as we fight poverty, improve health and education and prepare people in the UK and in sub-Saharan Africa to be the leaders of a better world.
