Twende Education For All

28/04/2026

Here’s Clara Ryan Paschal who is one of our teachers teaching women and girls how to sew and make their own reusable pads. Together with Fridah Mumba our team lead -Twende Women’s empowerment projects and bringing learning and play to our kiddies at the Cancer Diseases Hospital.

And it all started with the mothers and girls at our children’s cancer learning center. Thank you for your support.
❤️

08/04/2026

Teacher Tinashe taking the stage - spelling test and making sure it was so hard.......chemotherapy was one of them.
It was fun and engaging to watch and listen.
WAY TO GO TINASHE! HUGS AND LOVE FROM ALL OF US.

08/04/2026

The Gang - this group of our is so close and so supportive of each other. Always heartwarming to see them together like this.
Love you always!😍

08/04/2026

Happy international women's day to our inspiration Miss Andrea. We love u so much. 🥰😍🤩

27/03/2026

Pamoja Children's Learning Centre in Lusaka is one of the most impressive places we have ever had the pleasure to visit. The Pamoja approach is all about learning through play, creating a very joyful atmosphere! And alongside the regular teaching activities, the centre has an outreach programme that...

23/03/2026

Twende Education For All would like to express their deepest condolences to Hellen’s family and friends.
What happened is beyond tragic and heartbreaking for many. We pray that justice will prevail and that this never happens again!
🙏🏽

20/03/2026

Thank you to British International Primary School - BIPS for your support and love to all we do at Twende Education For All children’s learning centers at UTH.❤️

Dear Parents, we are delighted to report that the door profits from our Nativity Play raised K23,000 for Twende Education for All. Twende does amazing work running schools within UTH’s Children’s Cancer Hospital and the Sickle Cell Unit, helping children continue learning while receiving treatment.

Thank you for your generous support and for helping us make a meaningful difference in the lives of these children. 💙

17/03/2026

I am sharing as much as I can. Please share too. I often wonder why something so important is often sidelined by our government, organizations and NGO's who are the same ones that like to 'bring this out' whenever it suits them. Leaning on external support, donor money and brains, yet we have it right here in Zambia.
Makes you wonder and question.... but we know why.



Suzana Millapo
Ministry Of General Education Zambia MGEZ
Unicef Zambia
Hakainde Hichilema
Andrea Mwalula

Let’s be honest. Girls are missing school because they don’t have sanitary pads. Girls are using unsafe alternatives. Girls are carrying this quietly, with dignity—but without support. This shouldn’t be their reality. 1,000,000 girls = 1,000,000 reusable sanitary pad packs. This May, we laun...

17/03/2026

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/andrea-mwalula-92ba591a_onemilliongirls-menstrualequity-girlsmatter-share-7439740390783496193-Y1WH?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAQSLvMBuE9rxWkgIyJgHP_dsF3snzYXn5U

Let’s be honest. Girls are missing school because they don’t have sanitary pads. Girls are using unsafe alternatives. Girls are carrying this quietly, with dignity—but without support. This shouldn’t be their reality. 1,000,000 girls = 1,000,000 reusable sanitary pad packs. This May, we laun...

15/03/2026

Fridah Mumba and I spent the Youth Day holidays at Chalokwa village, Siavonga district facilitating the 'Green Pad Flow Project' workshop. Another goup of young schoolgoing girls, teachers and women from the village learned how to make reusable sanitary pads. We all know by now that lack of menstrual pads is a major reason young girls miss up to 46 days of school each year. Period shaming and poverty is happening and needs to stop.
What are you doing about it?

Education For All
Unicef Zambia
Ministry Of General Education Zambia MGEZ
Hakainde Hichilema