World Vision Zambia and Vision Fund Zambia monumental a pivotal achievement with the formal inauguration of their newly constructed office edifice in Meanwood Ibex Hill, Lusaka. This new establishment signifies a substantial advancement in their collective endeavour to assist marginalized children and families throughout Zambia, enhancing synergy and bolstering the efficacy and effectiveness of their initiatives.

World Vision Zambia extends its heartfelt gratitude to all partners, donors, and volunteers who joined us on this transformative journey in Fiscal Year 2024. Your support enabled us to provide essential resources to children and their families across Zambia, including clean water, nutritious food, education, healthcare, child protection, and emergency relief. Your generosity has ignited hope in the hearts of those who need it most, empowering communities to thrive and build a brighter future.

World Vision Zambia, a member of World Vision International, is a development organisation that has continued to impact children’s lives through implementation of Community development programmes that contribute to the sustained well-being of 1,500,000 children, especially the most vulnerable in over 75 districts across Zambia.

LUSAKA, Zambia (Oct. 9, 2024) — As malaria, pneumonia, and diarrheal diseases remain major contributors to illness and mortality among children under five in Zambia, Rotary International, in partnership with the Gates Foundation and World Vision, is working to reduce this disease burden and enhance health services in the country.

World Vision Zambia recently hosted a three-day Leadership Summit in Livingstone, focusing on the necessity for organizational leaders to adapt to the evolving dynamics of the workplace. The summit, themed "Adapting to Change in the Evolving Workplace," aimed at equipping leaders with essential skills and insights to effectively steer their teams amidst modern workplace challenges and opportunities.

Lusaka, Zambia – June 25, 2024—Rotary International, in partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and World Vision Zambia, celebrates the successful completion of a 3-year Partners for a Malaria-Free Zambia (PMFZ) Project, which reached 1.2 million people with malaria prevention and control information in Central Province. The $6 million initiative aimed to contribute to Zambia's national malaria elimination strategy by expanding its integrated Community Case Management (iCCM+) network.

World Vision Zambia recently held a Grants Review meeting in Lusaka, where all project implementers came together to review the progress of their various initiatives. This annual meeting serves as a critical platform to assess the impact and effectiveness of all non-sponsorship funding and programs that the organization operates across Zambia.

The British Government has said the food and water crisis in Zambia is real and severe, requiring partners and farmers to immediately embrace smart agriculture, that can help households overcome the effects of drought. Speaking during an interview with Demu School Young Journalists, British High Commissioner to Zambia’s Humanitarian Adviser, Stephen Gwynne-Vaughan said farmers would only thrive the effects of climate change effectively if they embraced smart agriculture.

CFAO Mobility Zambia, in collaboration with World Vision Zambia, through the Strong Girls Strong Zambia Campaign (SGSZ), hands over a Dormitory, Ablution Block and Mechanized Water System at Kapisha Primary School in Shiwang’andu district at the cost of K1,570,346.11. This is aimed at improving the well-being and creating a conducive learning environment for over 500 learners, especially the girls in school.

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