In Zambia, more than two million children are orphans. The Zambia Children's Fund is working to feed, shelter and educate orphaned children through various projects. To learn more about what they do, click here:…and how you can help. click here

Founded in 1999, the Zambian Children’s Fund (ZCF) in the United States and the Chishawasha Children’s Home of Zambia (CCHZ) are sister non-profit organizations dedicated to helping orphaned Zambian children through creation of a sustainable, loving community. They provide care, shelter, food, medical attention and education to enable each child to grow up to be a healthy, productive member of Zambian society. Their goals are to:

• Provide each child with three nutritious meals each day.
• Provide a clean, safe environment for the children
• Attend to each child’s physical and emotional needs
• Provide quality education (K-12) and trade skills to all and to help those who can attain a higher education
• Keep families intact so that children can grow up with their own siblings
• Teach AIDS and health awareness
• Support grandparents raising orphaned children.

Their website offers an overview of they we are, where they have done, their programs and goals. Most importantly, it also offers you the opportunity to get involved as well and to learn more about the plight of orphaned children in Zambia.

In Zambia, more than two million children are orphans. The Zambia Children's Fund is working to feed, shelter and educate orphaned children through various projects. To learn more about what they do, click here:…and how you can help. click here

Founded in 1999, the Zambian Children’s Fund (ZCF) in the United States and the Chishawasha Children’s Home of Zambia (CCHZ) are sister non-profit organizations dedicated to helping orphaned Zambian children through creation of a sustainable, loving community. They provide care, shelter, food, medical attention and education to enable each child to grow up to be a healthy, productive member of Zambian society. Their goals are to:

• Provide each child with three nutritious meals each day.
• Provide a clean, safe environment for the children
• Attend to each child’s physical and emotional needs
• Provide quality education (K-12) and trade skills to all and to help those who can attain a higher education
• Keep families intact so that children can grow up with their own siblings
• Teach AIDS and health awareness
• Support grandparents raising orphaned children.

Their website offers an overview of they we are, where they have done, their programs and goals. Most importantly, it also offers you the opportunity to get involved as well and to learn more about the plight of orphaned children in Zambia.