monthly impact report
february

In the Loop
by the numbers
Enrolled Bootcamp Students
Total number of students actively enrolled in our full-time bootcamp nationwide in February 2026.
Youth Students Taught
Total number of youth taught in our after school and outreach programs in February.
Total Teachers Trained
Total number of teachers trained in our Teacher Training Program Year to Date.
Total YTD Beneficiaries
Total number of people reached across all of our programs, YTD.
scenes from the classroom
At the Tafara 1 Primary School, we ran a three day teacher training workshop for over 90 staff members. Teachers arrived curious and left confident, and with over 2,900 students the potential for compounding impact is extraordinary. At the Haig Park Primary School, we watched with joy as the youngest learners figured out their first commands, and the older students pushed the limits of what they could build!






partner spotlight

PARTNER
Jafuta Foundation
We are proud to welcome the Jafuta Foundation as our newest Uncommon partner. Together, we have launched a Innovation Hub in rural Victoria Falls. Twenty-six young adults have already enrolled, and their journey into the world of technology is just beginning. We are grateful to the Jafuta Foundation for sharing our belief that no young Zimbabwean should be left behind, and we cannot wait to see what this cohort will achieve.
Thank you Jafuta Foundation
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letter from the Country Director
Month after month, we are seeing more young people across Zimbabwe access our programs, and that steady growth continues to inspire and motivate our entire team. Our Bootcamp and Youth Coding programs are reaching more communities, more schools, and more students than ever before, and the outlook for the rest of the year is a positive one.
This month, we are especially excited to welcome the Jafuta Foundation as our newest partner and to officially launch the Jafuta Innovation Hub in rural Victoria Falls. Twenty-six young adults have enrolled in our free technology Bootcamp, and we could not be more proud to bring this opportunity to a community that has long deserved it.
The highlight I am most excited to share is the progress of our Gwayi Hub in partnership with the Painted Dog Conservation. Construction is complete, community engagement is well underway, and we have already received 32 applications for the 2026 cohort. For a rural hub that is still taking shape, that level of interest says everything about the hunger for opportunity that exists in these communities. We cannot wait to open those doors.

With love
Michelle Gwatiringa
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