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At the ChildFund, we continue promoting active participation and engagement for teachers and learners because interactive learning has the power to transform how children absorb and apply knowledge. When children actively participate in learning—through discussions, hands-on activities, simulations, and collaborative projects—they retain information better and develop a deeper understanding, #WeNeedEachOther, #childfundzambia

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ChildFund launched the Nurse and Life Skills Training Program as a response to two dire needs in Zambia: more health workers, and more jobs for young people. Supported by a generous grant from the Mastercard Foundation, the program was built on a skills model comprising three pillars: nurse vocational training, youth life skills training and e-learning. Over 2,000 young people were trained and most of them have since been deployed in various hospitals and health centers. Glavess is the Sister in Charge at the Muchimazi Rural Health Center where ChildFund recently commissioned a water improvement Project. She is one of the young people that were trained under the e-learning Project. She was privileged to meet the CEO and President of ChildFund International Isam Ghanim and the Africa Regional Director Chege Ngugi during their recent visit to Zambia. “I’m glad to be part of this water project that will provide clean water at the Clinic at which I’m the in charge, it was also a rare honor to meet the ChildFund CEO and the Regional Director, I thank ChildFund for making my dream of becoming a nurse come true. #YouthEmployment #LifeSkills

The Joining Forces, an alliance of six international child-focused NGOs, continue to call for greater financial investments and political will by governments and the wider international community for children’s systematic participation in decision-making processes. Children’s participation leads to better informed and more effective policies and solutions to the many challenges children currently face. #JoiningForces, #RightsOfTheChild

ChildFund Zambia is taking action to combat household food insecurity with the launch of the Food Security for Vulnerable Households (FOSEV) initiative. We're leveraging Sustainable Agriculture Support to mitigate the effects of drought and other challenges on food security. The current emergency food insecurity situation is driven by climate change and local crop failures arising from the drought the country suffered during the last farming season. It's crucial that we act swiftly to stabilize the situation. Our Immediate Disaster Response to Emergency Food Insecurity project aims to deliver essential food supplies, implement nutritional support programs, ensure access to clean water and sanitation, provide critical healthcare services, and engage communities effectively. Together, we can mitigate the immediate impacts of food insecurity, reduce malnutrition rates, and strengthen the resilience of affected populations during this crisis. #FoodSecurity #ChildFundZambia #SupportingCommunities #TogetherWeCan

The planning session for the Financial Year 2025 is underway as we get ready to tackle new challenges and opportunities ahead! #PlanningAhead #FY25 #TeamWork