Zambia: Delivering Hope in the Face of Adversity
Empowering local churches to solve food insecurity and support a generation of orphans through sustainable, life-giving agriculture.
Zambia: Delivering Hope in the Face of Adversity
Empowering local churches and communities to solve food insecurity and support families through sustainable, life-giving agriculture.
Zambia: Delivering Hope in the Face of Adversity
Empowering local churches to solve food insecurity and support a generation of orphans through sustainable, life-giving agriculture.
6%
Orphan population
11%
Adult HIV rate
30
Communities we work with
6%
Orphan population
11%
Adult HIV rate
30
Communities we work with
Our Partners
We believe local churches that we relate to are the most effective drivers of lasting change, which is why we partner with local leaders like Apostle Casey Kalaso and the churches that relate to them. Rather than imposing external solutions, we fund and support local experts who train and facilitate subsistence farmers in their communities in sustainable projects like Foundations for Farming, boreholes, beehives, fruit trees and livestock initiatives. By focusing on "teaching a man to fish," we empower small-scale farmers to move beyond temporary relief and achieve true self-sustainability and independence.
Apostle Casey Kalaso
Apostle Casey Kalaso
Our Partners
We believe local churches that we relate to are the most effective drivers of lasting change, which is why we partner with local leaders like Apostle Casey Kalaso and the churches that relate to them. Rather than imposing external solutions, we fund and support local experts who train and facilitate subsistence farmers in their communities in sustainable projects like Foundations for Farming, boreholes, beehives, fruit trees and livestock initiatives. By focusing on "teaching a man to fish," we empower small-scale farmers to move beyond temporary relief and achieve true self-sustainability and independence.
Apostle Casey Kalaso
Our Partners
We believe local churches that we relate to are the most effective drivers of lasting change, which is why we partner with local leaders like Apostle Casey Kalaso and the churches that relate to them. Rather than imposing external solutions, we fund and support local experts who train and facilitate subsistence farmers in their communities in sustainable projects like Foundations for Farming, boreholes, beehives, fruit trees and livestock initiatives. By focusing on "teaching a man to fish," we empower small-scale farmers to move beyond temporary relief and achieve true self-sustainability and independence.
What we do
Where we work
Where we work
Where we work
Your donation makes an impact
| Your Gift | How It Helps in Zambia |
|---|---|
| £10 | Purchase of a beehive that provides honey for the local community and for sale. |
| £50 | Seed a Future: supplies a small-scale farmer with the "Foundations for Farming" toolkit—including high-quality seeds, manual tools, and conservation training to double their yield. |
| £120 | Start a Business: Funds a "Chicken Run" startup kit (chicks, feed, and coop materials) for a local family, creating a sustainable source of protein and income. |
| £500+ | Give Life-Giving Water: Contributes to the drilling and maintenance of a community borehole, providing clean water for thousands of people and their livestock. The average cost of a borehole is around £3,000. |
Your donation makes an impact
| Your Gift | How It Helps in Zambia |
|---|---|
| £10 | Purchase of a beehive that provides honey for the local community and for sale. |
| £50 | Seed a Future: supplies a small-scale farmer with the "Foundations for Farming" toolkit—including high-quality seeds, manual tools, and conservation training to double their yield. |
| £120 | Start a Business: Funds a "Chicken Run" startup kit (chicks, feed, and coop materials) for a local family, creating a sustainable source of protein and income. |
| £500+ | Give Life-Giving Water: Contributes to the drilling and maintenance of a community borehole, providing clean water for thousands of people and their livestock. The average cost of a borehole is around £3,000. |
Foundations for Farming (FfF)
We utilise a revolutionary zero-tillage methodology that has increased crop yields by over 50%. Beyond the soil, this program teaches "Heart-Work"—values of faithfulness, excellence, and stewardship. By being faithful with little, farmers are seeing God provide much.
Boreholes: The Gift of Water
Climate change has made rainfall unreliable. Our borehole projects in Makuka, Hamambwantu, and Kabwe provide a permanent lifeline.
- Human Impact: Village leaders report that these wells have literally saved lives during droughts.
- Economic Impact: Clean water allows for livestock health and the irrigation of crops during the dry season.
Boreholes: The Gift of Water
Climate change has made rainfall unreliable. Our borehole projects in Makuka, Hamambwantu, Chamboli and Kabwe with planned projects in Mongu provide a permanent lifeline.
- Human Impact: Village leaders report that these boreholes provide a reliable source of good drinking water, reducing illness and literally saving lives during times of drought.
- Economic Impact:
Clean water allows for livestock health and the irrigation of crops during the dry season and is creating job opportunities.
Chicken Run Projects
Small-scale poultry and laying hens provide high-quality protein and a sustainable "business-in-a-box" for local farmers to supplement the family diet with good sources of protein and generate their revenue.
Your donation makes an impact
| Your Gift | How It Helps in Zambia |
|---|---|
| £10 | Purchase of a beehive that provides honey for the local community and for sale. |
| £50 | Seed a Future: supplies a small-scale farmer with the "Foundations for Farming" toolkit—including high-quality seeds, manual tools, and conservation training to double their yield. |
| £120 | Start a Business: Funds a "Chicken Run" startup kit (chicks, feed, and coop materials) for a local family, creating a sustainable source of protein and income. |
| £500+ | Give Life-Giving Water: Contributes to the drilling and maintenance of a community borehole, providing clean water for thousands of people and their livestock. The average cost of a borehole is around £3,000. |
Foundations for Farming (FfF)
We utilise a revolutionary zero-tillage methodology that has increased crop yields by over 50%. Beyond the soil, this program teaches "Heart-Work"—values of faithfulness, excellence, and stewardship. By being faithful with little, farmers are seeing God provide much.
Boreholes: The Gift of Water
Climate change has made rainfall unreliable. Our borehole projects in Makuka, Hamambwantu, and Kabwe provide a permanent lifeline.
- Human Impact: Village leaders report that these wells have literally saved lives during droughts.
- Economic Impact:
Clean water allows for livestock health and the irrigation of crops during the dry season.
Chicken Run Projects
Small-scale poultry farming provides high-quality protein and a sustainable "business-in-a-box" for local communities to generate their own revenue.
Vegetable Gardens & Fruit Trees
Water is the foundation for our programs. With functioning boreholes, local churches have transformed barren land into lush vegetable gardens with fruit trees, ensuring families have a consistent source of healthy food while also providing a source of income.
Vegetable Gardens & Fruit Trees
Water is the foundation for our nutrition programs. With functioning boreholes, local churches have transformed barren land into lush vegetable gardens and fruit plantations, ensuring orphans and vulnerable families have a consistent source of vitamins and income.
Chicken Run Projects
Small-scale poultry farming provides high-quality protein and a sustainable "business-in-a-box" for local communities to generate their own revenue.
Vegetable Gardens & Fruit Trees
Water is the foundation for our nutrition programs. With functioning boreholes, local churches have transformed barren land into lush vegetable gardens and fruit plantations, ensuring orphans and vulnerable families have a consistent source of vitamins and income.
Beehives
Beehives, made out of hollowed out logs, are managed by a community co-operative. These provide a means of generating income to maintain boreholes and other equipment and facilities. The benefits of adding honey - rich in antioxidants - to their diet also improves life for the local community.
Beehives
Beehives, made out of hollowed out logs, are managed by a community co-operative. These provide a means of generating income to maintain boreholes and other equipment and facilities. The benefits of adding honey - rich in antioxidants - to their diet also improves life for the local community.
Beehives
Beehives, made out of hollowed out logs, are managed by a community co-operative. These provide a means of generating income to maintain boreholes and other equipment and facilities. The benefits of adding honey - rich in antioxidants - to their diet also improves life for the local community.
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