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CODAZIMChildren of the Digital Age
What we do

Prevention, protection, healing and opportunity — in one pathway.

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Online child protection & digital safety

Guided by child rights principles, we prevent and respond to online harm through awareness campaigns, school programmes, community dialogues and policy advocacy — protecting children in both physical and digital spaces.

Online child sexual exploitation & abuse
Cyberbullying and online harassment
Online gender-based violence
Sextortion and digital blackmail
AI-related abuse and deepfakes
Trafficking recruitment online
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Digital literacy & cybersmart education

We teach responsible technology use — digital citizenship and online ethics, AI awareness, safe online job and scholarship searches, misinformation and scam awareness, and safe social media engagement.

Digital citizenship & online ethics
AI awareness training
Safe job & scholarship searches
Misinformation and scams
Parent & teacher capacity building
Learner cybersmart clubs
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Psychosocial support & well-being

Online harm leaves real emotional injury. We provide referral pathways for victims of online abuse, run peer support sessions and safe-space dialogues, and raise mental-health awareness linked to digital exposure.

Referral pathways for victims
Peer support sessions
Safe-space dialogues
Mental health awareness
Caregiver guidance
Follow-up check-ins
04

Economic empowerment & digital opportunity

Resilience grows with opportunity. We teach digital entrepreneurship and online income safety, provide financial literacy education, and support youth-led tech innovation and safe participation in the digital economy.

Digital entrepreneurship
Online income safety
Financial literacy
Youth-led tech innovation
Safe freelancing basics
Innovation challenges

Strategic approach

Protecting children in the digital age requires a multi-stakeholder approach. Advocacy, education, innovation and partnership are how we shape a safer digital Zimbabwe.

Government ministries
Schools and tertiary institutions
Law enforcement agencies
Community and traditional leaders
Regional and international child protection networks