Family Legacy Missions Zambia

04/10/2026

03/10/2026

Ecobank Day 2026 - Bauleni Legacy Academy

What began as an MoU a few weeks ago culminated today in the handover of 25 brand-new computers and a refurbished computer laboratory at Bauleni Legacy Academy, and a celebration of Ecobank Day under the theme: “Building Tomorrow’s Skills Today.”

A few weeks ago, Ecobank Zambia Limited and Family Legacy signed a three-year MoU, and today’s handover of a renovated and fully equipped ICT laboratory marks an important milestone in the K1.5 million partnership.

Speaking on behalf of Family Legacy and Bauleni Legacy Academy, Mrs. Annie Zulu Banda, Interim Country Director, highlighted the significance of the partnership, saying, “We are not gathered here simply to receive a donation. We are celebrating the implementation of a partnership that we believe will create meaningful and lasting value for our children and our school.”

In her official address, Ms. Aina L. Moore, Managing Director, Ecobank Zambia Limited, emphasized the importance of collaboration in creating lasting impact: “Today’s event demonstrates the power of partnership. No single institution can solve society’s challenges alone. However, when organizations share a common vision and work together, meaningful transformation becomes possible.”

The newly renovated ICT laboratory will provide learners with greater access to technology and opportunities to develop digital skills, supporting their ability to learn, explore, create, and prepare for the future. This reflects FLMZ’s commitment to empowering children to live out their God-given potential.

Speaking during the event, Ecobank Zambia Limited Board Chairperson, Mr. Joseph Chikolwa, stated, “What makes this investment remarkable is that it is not measured in computers installed or laboratory units built but in dreams awakened, and futures transformed.”

Other partners who came on board included Harvest Group of Companies, which donated over 2,000 books, and Tria Alfa Enterprise, which painted the entire school.
As Family Legacy, we celebrate partnerships that create opportunities, strengthen communities, and help shape a brighter future for the students we serve.

01/10/2026

Today, 1 October, the Family Legacy team came together for our Organization-Wide Day of Thanksgiving, Prayer, and Fasting, under the theme: “Remembering the Faithfulness of God.”

Over the past few days, we have intentionally made time to remember God’s faithfulness, give thanks for all He has done, and place our trust in Him. Today, we brought these moments together in prayer, seeking God’s guidance, provision, and direction for the year ahead.

As we look to the future, we invite you to continue praying with us for our children, families, staff, schools, programmes, and the communities we serve.

Pray that God will continue to lead Family Legacy, provide for every need, and grant us the wisdom, strength, and grace to remain faithful to the work He has entrusted to us.

30/09/2026

Spiritual Development Update

We serve our children through four pillars: Spiritual, Intellectual, Physical and Emotional, recognising that each plays an important role in their growth and development.

Today, Pastor Benjamin shares an update on what has been happening under Spiritual Development so far in 2026 from the activities taking place to the ways we continue to nurture our children’s faith and relationship with God.

29/09/2026

DATE EXTENSION
COUNTRY DIRECTOR POSITION

We are pleased to announce that the application deadline for the Country Director position at Family Legacy Missions Zambia has been extended.

We appreciate everyone who has already applied and welcome continued interest from qualified candidates passionate about making a lasting difference in the lives of vulnerable children and communities.

NEW APPLICATION DEADLINE: 05 OCTOBER 2026

APPLICATION LINK : https://gozambiajobs.com/jobs/730668882-country-director

28/09/2026

As Trade Week ended on a high note last Friday, we stepped straight into the countdown to Teachers’ Day, celebrating the incredible people who make learning meaningful and transformation possible.

“A teacher does more than teach a lesson; they shape character, awaken potential and inspire dreams that can change the course of a child’s life.”

As we look forward to Teachers’ Day, we celebrate our dedicated teachers whose passion, patience and commitment continue to shape young minds, nurture confidence and open doors to brighter futures for our children. Thank you for making a lasting difference, one lesson and one life at a time.

25/09/2026

Family Legacy Missions Zambia Signs Two-Year MoU with VillageSteps Foundation

Family Legacy has signed a two-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with VillageSteps Villagesteps Foundation (VSF), strengthening collaboration to support vulnerable children across 18 Legacy Academies in Lusaka.

The partnership will focus on practical interventions, including Shoes for Smiles, tertiary education sponsorships, sanitary product distribution, digital empowerment, and joint resource mobilization.

As part of the signing, VillageSteps Foundation donated more than 34 pairs of school shoes through the Shoes for Smiles initiative, putting the partnership into action.

Speaking at the event, FLMZ Interim Country Director Mrs. Annie Zulu Banda highlighted the importance of turning partnerships into tangible support for children: “What makes this partnership particularly exciting and truly special is that, alongside Villagesteps Foundation, we have Access Bank Zambia Limited, Zamleather, and Leesiny Group supporting this important cause. Family Legacy is deeply grateful.

Together, we are sending a powerful message to these children: you matter, your dreams matter, and there are people and organisations who believe in your future.”

VillageSteps Foundation Country Director, Mr. Emmanuel K***a, said the partnership provides an opportunity to move from intention to action: “Through initiatives such as Shoes for Smiles, tertiary education sponsorships, sanitary product distribution and digital empowerment, we want to respond to real needs while creating opportunities that can have a lasting effect on young people's lives.”

Access Bank Zambia Limited Head of Corporate Communications, Mrs. Alice Kalufyanya Mwila, added that, “When organisations come together around a common purpose, we can create a greater and more lasting impact. We are therefore very proud to walk alongside Family Legacy in supporting learners through this initiative.”

The two-year partnership marks a shared commitment to investing in practical opportunities that help young people build their future and live out their God-given potential.

24/09/2026

At Family Legacy, we believe every child should leave school equipped not only with knowledge, but with the skills, confidence and opportunities to build a meaningful future.

That is why this year’s Trades Week theme, “Preparing a Skilled Generation for Employment, Enterprise and Self-Reliance,” is so significant to us.

Through our Trades Programme, learners across the Legacy Academies are gaining practical, hands-on experience that introduces them to skills they can build on long after they leave school. As they work with tools, materials, and different techniques, they discover what they can create, what they are capable of, and where their interests and abilities may take them.

For us, this is about strengthening the journey from education to opportunity.

We want our children to have options. To pursue employment, develop a trade, start an enterprise, or use their skills to create opportunities for themselves and others.

We are preparing them not just for their next lesson, but for life beyond school.

23/09/2026

Trades Week

Through the Trades Programme in our Legacy Academies, learners are discovering that education is not only about what you can learn from a book, but also what you can create with your own hands.

In this video, one of our learners proudly shows us how she has learned to make a side cushion. For her, this is more than just a new skill it is a step towards being equipped for life beyond school.

Hellen is excited about the opportunities these practical skills can give her and believes the programme will give her and many other learners across our Legacy Academies a kick-start in society.