Golden Jubilee For Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops’ Conference whether refugees, internally displaced populations or returnees and victims of human trafficking with the aim of facilitating dignified repatriation, reintegration and restoration (3Rs) of their livelihoods. Mainstreaming cross-cutting issues are prioritised by Caritas Zimbabwe and ensure that issues such as gender, HIV/AIDS, social protection and advocacy are mainstreamed through existing interventions. Where we work The Harare Archdiocese was first established in 1879 and its geographical coverage is 63 500sq km. The archdiocese covers M a r o n d e r a , Goromonzi,Murehwa, Mutoko, Mudzi, Uzumba, M a r a m b a Pfungwe,Chikomba and Hwedza districts in Mashonaland East. In Mashonaland Central, it covers Mazowe, Bindura, Shamva, Mount Darwin and Rushinga districts. Buhera is the only district covered in Manicaland province and the Harare Metropolitan province. Its main thematic focus is on eemergency, livelihoods, food security, climate change and advocacy & lobbying. CAFOD and CRS are the main funding partners. Contact Details: The Diocesan Development Coordinator, Caritas ZimbabweHarare, Archbishops' Office, Cnr H.Chitepo/Fifth Street, Box 330, Harare, Tel:+263 4 733666, Email: dnyamuronda@yahoo.co.uk The Bulawayo Archdiocese was first established in 1930. It covers 63 500sqkm. The Archdiocese covers Bulawayo Metropolitan Province, Matebeleland North and South. In Matebeleland North, it comprises Lupane, Nkayi Tsholotsho, Umguza and Bubi districts. On the other hand in Matebeleland South it includes Matobo, Umzingwane, Plumtree; Mangwe, Bulilima, Insiza and Gwanda districts. The main programs are in long term food security, improved water supply, emergency relief, income generating projects and human trafficking. Major funders include: Misereor, Caritas Denmark, and CRS. Contact Details: The Diocese Development Coordinator, Caritas Zimbabwe28