Health Law and Policy Consortium is dedicated to promoting the constitutional right to health including sexual reproductive health. HLPC places emphasis on protecting the most vulnerable and hard to reach of our communities, viz; women, children, LGBTQI+, sex workers, prisoners, persons with disabilities, PLHIV drug and substance users. We work to ensure that policies and laws are harmonised with regional and international human rights norms including accountability to sustainable development goals (SDGs) and other international obligations. Our success as a country in healthcare will always be measured on how we cater for the health care of the most vulnerable and hard to reach in our communities. We believe healthcare is not a privilege—it’s a fundamental right that belongs to every Zimbabwean. Our work dismantles barriers that keep vulnerable communities from accessing quality care, whether they’re rural mothers seeking reproductive health services, persons with disabilities navigating healthcare systems, or marginalized populations facing discrimination. Through bold policy advocacy and strategic litigation, we challenge unjust structures and demand accountability from institutions that fail to serve all citizens equally.

Our vision extends beyond reform—we envisage and seek a healthcare ecosystem rooted in equity, dignity, and justice. By amplifying the voices of those traditionally excluded from policy discussions, we ensure their lived experiences shape the solutions designed to serve them. Through capacity building within communities and training the next generation of health advocates, we’re creating sustainable change that will outlast any single policy cycle. Together, we’re not just improving healthcare delivery—we’re transforming the very foundations of how Zimbabwe approaches health equity, one policy, one trained advocate, one strategic lawsuit at a time.