In celebration of Pink October, Higherlife students from Young & Dynamic & Young Global Intercessors proudly led a compassionate outreach initiative titled “Letters of Hope “ in partnership with the Zimbabwe Medical Students Association (ZiMSA). This heartfelt project aimed to raise breast cancer awareness while extending messages of prayer, love, faith, and encouragement to cancer …
In celebration of Pink October, Higherlife students from Young & Dynamic & Young Global Intercessors proudly led a compassionate outreach initiative titled “Letters of Hope “ in partnership with the Zimbabwe Medical Students Association (ZiMSA).
This heartfelt project aimed to raise breast cancer awareness while extending messages of prayer, love, faith, and encouragement to cancer patients at Parirenyatwa Hospital.
A Mission Rooted in Purpose and Service
A total of 100 Higherlife Foundation students participated in this impactful outreach, reaching out to over 40 cancer patients through creativity, empathy, and genuine human connection.
The initiative reflected the Foundation’s mission of raising transformational leaders, young people grounded in purpose, compassion, and a commitment to serving their communities.
Guided by the Higherlife Foundation’s values of love, integrity, and service, students, along with members of ZiMSA-SCORP, the Young and Dynamic Club & Young Global Intercessors, and the 7En Engineering Network, came together to design and handcraft personalised encouragement cards.
Each handwritten message was a reflection of hope, courage, and strength. These messages focused on comfort and faith, uplifting spirits without offering medical advice or unrealistic assurances — just genuine words of love and care. The cards were thoughtfully designed to be inclusive and respectful, suitable for all patients regardless of age, gender, or cancer type. Their tone emphasised resilience, unity, and healing, echoing Higherlife Foundation’s belief in the power of hope and shared humanity. With the support of the Public Relations Office and Nursing Department at Parirenyatwa Hospital, the Foundation ensured that the cards were delivered with sensitivity and dignity.
Every interaction was handled with deep respect for patients’ comfort, privacy, and emotional well-being. The visit to Parirenyatwa Hospital was a deeply moving experience for the students. They shared smiles, words of encouragement, and heartfelt conversations — simple gestures that carried profound meaning. For many patients, these Letters of Hope served as a powerful reminder that they are not alone, that there is a community that cares, prays, and stands with them throughout their healing journey.
This initiative also strengthened collaboration between Higherlife Foundation and ZiMSA, demonstrating how values-driven partnerships can meet real community needs through compassion and service. The Letters of Hope outreach was more than an awareness campaign; it was a ministry of encouragement, reflecting the heart of the Foundation’s calling: to build communities of transformed people who uplift others and inspire hope wherever they go. As we continue to observe Pink October, we are reminded that every day is an opportunity to stand with cancer patients in prayer and in action.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all partners, and especially to the 100 Higherlife students who carried this mission forward with excellence, empathy, and love.
Your acts of kindness reflect Christ’s heart and the spirit of servant leadership we strive to nurture.
Hope is more than a message; it’s an act of love in motion.
