Zambian Education and Medical Support
Below are are main areas of support
More information can be found on their websites
Due to the worldwide Corona Virus pandemic, the work undertaken by our various projects has had to adapt and change. There are many restrictions in place, much the same as in the U.K. however all are continuing to help the vulnerable and needy in their communities and your continued support is greatly appreciated. Please contact us or any of the project leaders if you would like more information.
More information can be found on their websites
Due to the worldwide Corona Virus pandemic, the work undertaken by our various projects has had to adapt and change. There are many restrictions in place, much the same as in the U.K. however all are continuing to help the vulnerable and needy in their communities and your continued support is greatly appreciated. Please contact us or any of the project leaders if you would like more information.
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Old MacDonald's Farm (OMF)
www.omfzambia.com Old MacDonald's farm is situated on the outskirts of the Zambian capital Lusaka, it is the home of Don and Christine MacDonald. They provide a home and schooling for a number of boys from vulnerable backgrounds, many of whom have serious health problems and were living on the streets. They also coordinate the paying of school fees for needy children in the community. Due to health problems the MacDonald's returned to the UK in 2019, but hope to return to Lusaka by the beginning of 2021. The work still continues under their guidance, where the day to day work is ably overseen by Mr Banda |
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Anthony Sakala Anthony is a young lad who was supported by OMF and did very well at school he won a 50% scholarship to the African Leadership University. The course runs for 4 years finishing in September 2021. We are raising funds to cover the shortfall so that he can complete his studies. |
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Tembenukani Christian Community School
(Formally know as Taonga School)
www.taongaschool.org
Taonga School was set up by Abigail, a qualified teacher, who joined the MacDonald's in August 2009, initially to help with the education of boys living at Old MacDonald's Farm. She now runs a community school for children who could not otherwise afford to go to school. This was started with six children but now has over 150 on roll. We have been able to help with the construction of classrooms and essential provisions for the school. In order to register with the Zambian authorities the name was changed to Tembenukani Christian Community School.
Abigail
www.absinzam.blogspot.com
All of Abigail's support is raised in the UK by generous donations from friends and family
(Formally know as Taonga School)
www.taongaschool.org
Taonga School was set up by Abigail, a qualified teacher, who joined the MacDonald's in August 2009, initially to help with the education of boys living at Old MacDonald's Farm. She now runs a community school for children who could not otherwise afford to go to school. This was started with six children but now has over 150 on roll. We have been able to help with the construction of classrooms and essential provisions for the school. In order to register with the Zambian authorities the name was changed to Tembenukani Christian Community School.
Abigail
www.absinzam.blogspot.com
All of Abigail's support is raised in the UK by generous donations from friends and family
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Undikumbukire Project Zambia www.sara-a-to-z.blogspot.com www.facebook.com/UPZambia Zambia lacks a functional juvenile justice system. Juveniles (aged 8-19) who cannot afford lawyers or access legal aid, they are undefended, which leads to absurd charges and one-sided trials. Sara, who is licensed to practice law in Zambia works voluntarily with other local lawyers to provide legal representation to imprisoned youngsters across Zambia, hoping to ensure fair trials and end prolonged detention. She also regularly visits the prisons providing support and meeting basic needs. |
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The Reading Box www.thereadingbox.org The Reading Box is a project based in Lusaka, which is supported by the local church, they aim to train others to deliver high quality reading skills. The course is aimed at anyone who interacts with children. During the training participants learn how to engage with the children through books, how to share books, the basics of phonics, grammar and spelling and how to teach all these skills in a fun and interactive way. Reading is a life skill. The Reading Box is helping Zambian children to master this skill. |
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Mission Geeks
www.missiongeeks.org Mission Geeks is an African non-profit organization supporting Christian missions and other grass-roots projects working in education, health and conservation. Mission Geeks works with organisations already making an impact in these areas and uses its resources to support what they do through short term, innovative and effective projects. Through its curated network of volunteer experts, Mission Geeks is able to support individuals and organisations working in these fields with creative, technical and professional skills that allow them to concentrate their efforts on doing what they do best. |
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