Keepers Zambia Foundation

Keepers Zambia Foundation A local Zambian NGO registered on 29th January 1996 working towards improving livelihood of marginal

Keepers Zambia Foundation and Oxfam are this week conducting a Post Distribution Monitoring in areas where KZF distribut...
09/02/2026

Keepers Zambia Foundation and Oxfam are this week conducting a Post Distribution Monitoring in areas where KZF distributed Non Food Items (NFIs)(Chlorine, Buckets, Soap), and Menstrual Health (MH) Kits. this is under the Global Affairs Canada funded project, Integrated Emergency Response for El Niño Drought Affected Communities in Zambia. PDM pictures were captured in Chilele Ward, Kalabo District. , , , , , ,

KZF continued with the distribution in Gwembe, giving out Menstrual Hygiene Kits, and water bucket for keeping water cle...
30/12/2025

KZF continued with the distribution in Gwembe, giving out Menstrual Hygiene Kits, and water bucket for keeping water clean and safe, chlorine for water treatment, multipurpose soap for hand washing and cleaning. Pictures below - Top picture: demonstrating on how to use chlorine before distributing, picture below: teaching women on how to use reusable sanitary pads. , , , , , ,

KZF, in partnership with Oxfam, and with financial support from Global Affairs Canada, is implementing a project, Integr...
29/12/2025

KZF, in partnership with Oxfam, and with financial support from Global Affairs Canada, is implementing a project, Integrated Emergency Response for El Niño Drought Affected Communities in Zambia in Sinazongwe, Gwembe, Namwala, Kaoma, Kalabo and Mongu Districts. KZF and Oxfam Teams were in the districts distribution buckets, chlorine, soap, menstrual hygiene kits (pink buckets in picture), orienting community based volunteers to conduct door to door good hygiene practices, and established and or trained WASH committees in operational and maintenance of water points.Pictures shows the activities including a solar water system constructed at Sinazeze health facility , , , , , ,

AIMZambia Project Launch on 09/10/2025 Strengthening Climate Resilience for the Most VulnerableKeepers Zambia Foundation...
21/10/2025

AIMZambia Project Launch on 09/10/2025
Strengthening Climate Resilience for the Most Vulnerable
Keepers Zambia Foundation in partnership with People in Need Zambia (PIN) joined partners for the official launch of the AIM Zambia Project “Integrated Action for Mitigating the Effects of Climate Change on the Most Vulnerable Communities in Zambia on 09/10/2025”. The launch was led by CELIM and funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI) through AICS, the €1.26 million project brings together PIN, L’Africa Chiama Odv (LA), Africa Call Organisation (ACO), CBM Italiana and International, ADRA, and Keepers Zambia Foundation (KZF). The project targets communities in Western, Southern, Central, and Lusaka Provinces, focusing on climate-smart agriculture, nutrition and WASH, and protection, with a strong emphasis on inclusion of women, children, and persons with disabilities.
Speaking at the launch, H.E. Enrico De Agostini, Italian Ambassador to Zambia, highlighted that “the emergency is never over when we talk about climate change,” calling for sustained investment in sustainable, climate-smart solutions. Mr. Norman Chipakupaku, DMMU National Coordinator, confirmed government collaboration, indicating that “mitigation efforts must take centre stage and be the cornerstone in effectively dealing with disasters.”
Through collaborative action, AIM Zambia will strengthen resilience among smallholder farmers, health workers, schools, and vulnerable communities, contributing to greater food security and sustainable livelihoods. #

Keepers Zambia Foundation working together with women farmers from Chongwe and Rufunsa districts participated in the Zam...
21/10/2025

Keepers Zambia Foundation working together with women farmers from Chongwe and Rufunsa districts participated in the Zambian Traditional Seed and Food festival, with the theme, Our Food, our Heritage, our Identity. , , , , , , ,

Don't miss is free free, promoting our local foods from our local seeds to negate Climate Change impact
13/10/2025

Don't miss is free free, promoting our local foods from our local seeds to negate Climate
Change impact

Keepers Zambia Foundation welcomes the extension of School feeding program to all 116 districts, however, this should co...
26/09/2025

Keepers Zambia Foundation welcomes the extension of School feeding program to all 116 districts, however, this should cover all rural schools in 116 districts. We can not afford to depend on donor funding for such important program. We salute New Dawn Government on this one. We were in the process of advocating for % percentage allocation from CDF towards SFP. We felt that a K100, 000 per School per year under CDF could have made a difference, some Constituencies have not more than 80 Schools and K100,000 would have meant K8,000,000 leaving enough for Community projects. But this move underscores the commitment.

Building Resilient Communities, Empowering Local Leaders Communities in Zambia continue to be affected by bot...
16/09/2025

Building Resilient Communities, Empowering Local Leaders


Communities in Zambia continue to be affected by both natural and human-made disasters, which disrupt lives and access to vital services. In response, we joined a capacity-strengthening training that brought together partner organizations, government officials, and community leaders.

The sessions highlighted the importance of:
1. Boosting disaster preparedness and humanitarian response skills.
2. Encouraging inclusive participation and collaboration among stakeholders.
3. Improving planning and coordination at both community and district levels.
4. Pushing for increased investment in locally driven humanitarian action.

The training also reviewed the Local Humanitarian Leadership Policy, helping identify gaps and shaping advocacy efforts for a more inclusive and effective response.

This initiative is supported through the collaboration of Oxfam, Irish Aid, and Global Affairs Canada, all working towards stronger, more resilient communities in Zambia.

Child Friendly Website LaunchedMinistry of Green Economy and Environment, in collaboration with Save the Children Intern...
16/09/2025

Child Friendly Website Launched
Ministry of Green Economy and Environment, in collaboration with Save the Children International and its partners, Keepers Zambia Foundation and Environment Africa Zambia launched a Children and Youth Climate Change friendly Website The initiative, is part of Children and Youth Climate Resilience and Nutrition Project (CYCRN) Phase II Project funded by the Embassy of Ireland.
The website was launched by Minister of Green Economy and Environment Mike Mposha, MP in company of Chilobe Kambikambi, Country Director for Save the Children International.
The website provides a safe and inclusive digital space for children and youth to share their climate change experience and connect with policymakers. Other feature on the website children stories, community forums, and interactive learning tools.

Seeing the smiles of the beneficiaries receiving the goats reminds us that the community needs empowerment. 170 goats we...
02/09/2025

Seeing the smiles of the beneficiaries receiving the goats reminds us that the community needs empowerment. 170 goats were distributed to vulnerable households in Simakutu and Siasikabole in Choma district under the Choma Nutrition and Health Project, funded by Gesundes Afrika and implemented by Keepers Zambia Foundation

These goats are for improving household food and nutrition security and a reliable source of income
Beyond the small livestock support, this initiative gives skills in livestock management, promotes community resilience, and encourages sustainable practices for families to thrive for years.savethechildrenzambia, , , , , , ,

10/08/2025

Children in Choma had an engagement meeting with the District Development Coordinating Committee. This event was made possible with financial support from SIDA. It was facilitated by Keepers Zambia Foundation in partnership with Save the Children. , ,Oxfam in Southern Africa, ,

Address

Plot 55 Luwato Road, Roma Township, P. O. Box 34745
Lusaka
10101

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Keepers Zambia Foundation posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Keepers Zambia Foundation:

Shortcuts

Share

Category