Zimbabwe Canadian Support Group
P O Box 50205, RPO Sunnybrook M4G 0B5 Toronto, ON, Canada

Happy Canada Day everyone! We hope you had a beautiful day!

Congratulations ShaSha on your amazing achievement! #Representing

Zimbabweans in Canada, and other immigrants, have so much to offer when they come here.

A medical doctor from Zimbabwe recounts his experience with racism. We all have a part to play to end systemic racism. #BLM

Happy Africa Day everyone!

Our brothers and sister in Zimbabwe need our help to survive this virus.

Here is a great Facebook group started by doctors in Zimbabwe to share information on Covid-19 to the public. Share it with your family and friends in Zimbabwe in order for them to stay informed.

What is social distancing? Here is a good summary from Toronto Public Health. Stay safe everyone, and don’t forget to stay connected online, telephone. Check on the elderly and vulnerable in your circle. We can make it through this crisis.

#COVID19 UPDATE: All people returning to Toronto from international travel, including the United States, are asked to self-isolate and avoid contact with others for 14 days upon return. More info on self-isolation: http://ow.ly/9Q9Z50yMd6V

Here are some great tips on how you can rake care of yourself and your family during this difficult time with the coronavirus.

This year's World Day of Prayer is on Friday, March 6 and is dedicated to praying for Zimbabwe. Anglicans, Lutheran, Roman Catholic, United Church of Canada and many other denominations are organizing prayers and events for Zimbabwe in Toronto and the GTA. The theme for this year is "Rise, take your mat and walk." Check your local churches for events near you.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone!

The Zimbabwean student who lost his passport is celebrating. They have been found! What a great Christmas present.