Lusaka, Zambia – Tuesday, July 16, 2024: World Vision Zambia, in partnership with the Forum for African Women Educationalists of Zambia (FAWEZA) and Education Above All Foundation’s Educate A Child Programme, through the Empowering Vulnerable Children with Education (EVE) Project, has successfully handed over a 10,000-litre mechanised water system at Chuulu Chikunka Primary School in Namwala district. This system aims to provide clean water to over 400 students, significantly improving their learning environment and overall well-being.

World Vision Zambia, in partnership with the Forum for African Women Educationalists of Zambia (FAWEZA) and Education Above All Foundation’s Educate A Child Programme, through the Empowering Vulnerable Children with Education (EVE) Project, has successfully handed over a 10,000-litre mechanised water system at Chuulu Chikunka Primary School in Namwala district. This system aims to provide clean water to over 400 students, significantly improving their learning environment and overall well-being.

Care groups in Nyambalo village are helping mothers raise health babies by teaching them how to cook porridge that is rich in all the needed nutrients using locally available food materials including maize, groundnuts and pigeon peas.

Lesotho faces severe drought-induced food crisis. The severe drought has left 700,000 people facing hunger. World Vision is providing urgent relief and working on long-term resilience solutions. Global action is essential to address this crisis.

A meeting was held at the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Action on July 3 2024, was to present the Children's Petition, where the government's progress was highlighted and some recommendations were made.

In 2021, 5-year-old Minenhle’s life in Ngwavuma was a daily struggle. Living with her grandparents with no stable income, That year, WorldVision's Sponsorship Programme stepped in & gifted her an indigenous chicken, a gesture that marked the beginning of a remarkable transformation.

Lana* lost her home to the Syria- Türkiye earthquake, along with millions of Syrians she found herself at the mercy of the streets having nowhere to go. But what happened with her? Did she finally find a safe to stay, a safe place to shelter her children?

The Nurturing Care Group (NCG) is a platform that promotes health and nutrition using evidence-based, integrated behaviour change messages and activities, targeting pregnant women and mothers of children aged less than two years old.

World Vision helped by constructing a Menstrual Hygiene Health (MHH) service-providing facility in June 2023 where girls can rest, shower, and access essential sanitary hygiene products.