Charities In Zambia

MEF sponsors orphan and vulnerable children (OVC) and helps improve their school infrastructure and facilities. Longer term aim is to support post-secondary vocational education. We will use this model for other schools. In collaboration with the schools' own self help committee we aim to avoid promoting a dependency culture. MEF provides discretionary support for local Education related projects.

Educating public on matters related to sustainable developmentAddressing the issue of the energy poverty through "Power to the homeless" initiative

We work mainly in Sub-Sahara Africa focusing on poverty relief and prevention, promotion of religious and racial harmony and the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment. We work mainly in partnership with local NGOs and our activities include grant funding, education and training programmes

The Fund improves conservation by bringing further environmental education to local people. By engaging the local community the destruction of natural habitat and scourge of poaching can be ended.Presently the Fund operates only in Zambia, Zambia has some of Africa's great wilderness areas and is possibly the last best chance to preserve wildlife in as natural an environment as possible.

Increases the spread of knowledge about the benefits of human genome research, and fosters collaboration and education within the fields of human genetics and genomics internationally, through educational activities and by holding major professional conferences in many countries.

ZaRP links independent groups of 6 volunteers in the UK directly with poor rural communities in Zambia to help them improve their food production. The volunteers make small interest free loans to their partners in Zambia and phone monthly to provide encouragement. Zambian partners, currently all women, are selected by a training partner in Zambia who also provides them with training.

MOSAIC is committed to protecting human rights and fighting human trafficking and modern slavery through partnerships, advocacy, and education. By offering support, conducting research, and providing direct services, MOSAIC enables communities to identify trafficking risks and aid survivors. MOSAIC also plans to expand outreach, address trafficking cases, and launch a multilingual website.

We conduct research, education and advisory activities to promote the integration of animal welfare and conservation practices affecting mammalian species around the world. We develop and facilitate guidelines to improve the welfare of mammals in human care. We support the development of wild areas or reserves promoting symbiotic relationships between humans and other mammals.

IN UK HUMANITARIAN ACTION GROUP EMPOWER BAME COMMUNITY THROUGH CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND EDUCTIONAL ACTIVITIVITIES SUCH AS CONFERENCES, TRAINING AND EVENTS. OVERSEAS HAG LIAISE WITH CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP EDUCATION AND PREVENTIVE MEDECINE IN THE MOST DEPRIVED AREA.

Bottletop has a two-fold mission;to fund grassroots education projects aimed at promoting sexual health among teenagers; and to alleviate poverty by investing in poor communities; support the creation of fair wage employment and support for organisations that work to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals

We collect used Prosthetic Limbs that can not be reused in this country, they are sorted, stripped and sanitised in readiness to be shipped to disadvantaged countries that have a need for used prostheses and their component parts.

The Piers Simon Appeal runs School in a Bag (SIAB) - an initiative that distributes rucksacks filled with stationery, learning resources and eating utensils to poor, orphan, vulnerable and disaster affected children around the world.SIAB runs many events including Home Farm Fest, a 3 day music festival held at the charity HQ in SomersetThe charity has 4 employees and 2 part time volunteers

Making grants to charities and organisations working to relieve poverty and it's effects both in the UK and abroad and occasionally to individuals suffering financial distress. Also making grants to charities and organisations working with the abused and deprived.

To help raise money to support the poor in countries such as Zambia, Uganda and India. Currently got Ralph Turner running the London Marathon to raise money for Esther homes in India

To promote social inclusion and integration of African communities, particularly Rwandan Refugee Communities and a networking group that encourages and enables them to participate more effectively with the wider community, particularly in the areas of education, training and employment.

RECOGNISE THE CONTRIBUTION MADE BY WEST INDIAN NURSES TO THE NHS.HELP RETIRED WEST INDIAN NURSES

*Training and education*Advocacy*Befriending

TO RELIEVE SICKNESS AND TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF THE PATIENTS IN THE THIRD WORLD BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES AND SERVICES, NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE STATUTORY AUTHORITIES, ANCILLARY TO THOSE PROVIDED BY THE DOCTORS. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF LOCAL HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IN HEALTH CARE PROCEDURES BY THE PROVISION OF LECTURES. www.ims-aid.org

Registered African charities seeking to improve the quality of life of their communities by improving water supplies, farming/animal husbandry etc as well as education of orphans and widows' children, the provison of livelihood skills such as IT training/leadership programmes, furniture making, photography, baking, catering, sewing, hair dressing etc. can be invited to apply for grants.

In broad terms, to work for the relief of poverty - through organisations already working in various countries: this may be done through education, the supply of tools, training.

Conservation

The trustees visited ICU in hospital in the Gambia during 2014-2015 and were pleased to see it in operation. Shipment of donated medical goods sent in September 2014 to hospital in the Gambia.Brought two ITU Gambian nurses to Broomfield hospital 2016 for two months training. Supported 1 medical student and 1 pharmaceutical student,2017-2018, donated £500 to Bees Abroad

supplies solar powered lighting to educational establishments in developing countries throughout the world to improve the education of people who do not have access to electricity, or cannot afford the service.

The relief of sickness and preservation of health among people permanently or temporarily in Africa and the advancement of education of these people in healthcare. The advancement of education of children attending schools in africa.

We provide financial and material help to students at Kashika combine schoolWe also provide help to mulele old peoples villageAnd we have plans to offer assistance to the health center in the village as we get donations.All the above activities are done at Kashika Village in Rufunsa, Zambia