These schools are funded by the company as private schools and about 40% of the children come from the surrounding communities as part of CSR. The organization operates a clinics within these premises. They are well staffed by nursing sisters and visiting Medical Doctors for employees and their families. Social amenities include country clubs, community halls, a beerhalls and sports facilities are in place and open to the surrounding communities.

In Msasa community, the company has adopted the responsibility to help maintain the Epworth Balancing rocks site by cutting grass and grading of roads. The site is tourism attraction and by maintaining this area, the communities, local and regional tourist come and enjoy the pleasant environment which would have been maintained by Chemplex as part of its CSR.  Similar assistance is also often given to Danhiko School along Mutare road and other public institutions. The company has also drilled community borehole in Park Meadowlands, Mathew Rusike children’s home, Theological college, Msasa park and Epworth community to assist locals on water challenges. In case of need for donations to individuals, families, communities, institutions, government programmers or natural disasters, chemplex is a proud responder to those needs as and when they arise. This is done as a way of appreciating the stakeholders and as a responsible organization which gives back to the community.

Chemplex is an active member of the Business Council for Sustainable Development of Zimbabwe (BCSDZ) a voluntary industry led environmental management group. The company is also an active participant of the Msasa Cluster which is a group of corporates seeking to improve the environment and relationships among stakeholders in that area. As such the company has a commitment to voluntarily adhere to responsible environmental management practices and has to be accountable to these respected bodies in addition to compliance with the law. The organization is a proud member and participates fully on  clean- up campaigns which are done every first Friday of the month to reduce litter, promote recycling, and restore natural spaces. The campaign is a demonstration of commitment to sustainability and  fostering a cleaner, healthier environment for the community.