international women's service
organisation with members in
115 countries--decided after
consultation with and moral support
from the Ministry of Health and
Child Welfare to establish Childline-
Zimbabwe. It would be run along
similar lines as those agencies
already operating in the UK, South
Africa, and elsewhere, but adapted
to make it relevant and appropriate
to Zimbabwe in the twenty-first
century. I am just a ChildLine
goodwill ambassador.
ChildLine charity?
generate as much awareness as
possible for the charity. One of the
benefits of competing at such a
high level is the amount of global
exposure my partners and I get.
I have always had the ChildLine
logo and website on my car, which
has influenced other international
companies to support ChildLine! In addition, I regularly go out to
see all the children and talk to them, try and motivate them, and
show them that anything is possible.
help me out immensely with keeping things organized with my
me stay up-to-date with my studies;
it makes education a lot less
stressful when you are able to have
one-on-one sessions, and I feel I am
able to get things done quicker that
way. I usually do most of my work
with ChildLine during the off-season
since that is the only time I have
where I am able to travel out to the
rural areas to help and talk to the
kids.
family's goal and mine, but it has
now become a national interest. I
would be so proud to be a part of
Africa getting back into Formula 1
and especially getting Zimbabwe
back into Formula 1.
training, competing, studying, and
working at the team's base. But we
usually have quite a bit of time to
relax and chill in December. But of
attend, but it is a lot more fun and less stressful.
my helmet.