The man everyone walked past
For eleven years he sat at the same corner. Nobody knew his name. It took one question to find out he had a family two districts away.
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A movement dedicated to humanitarian action, community empowerment and sustainable development across all 10 provinces of Zambia.
We Are The World Zambia is a humanitarian and development movement serving communities across all 10 provinces. Our work spans humanitarian action, land empowerment, skills development, health and community building.
Rooted in grassroots engagement and the belief that small acts — multiplied by millions — transform nations, we work alongside communities, traditional leaders, partners and stakeholders to create meaningful change.
Our team, serving communities across Zambia
Rehabilitating lives — permanent jobs, permanent housingA national transformation and rehabilitation programme restoring dignity, rebuilding lives, and renewing hope for homeless and highly vulnerable individuals across Zambia.
Safe shelter, nutritious meals, medical checkups, clothing and hygiene care for those in immediate need.
Learn More →Life-skills training, vocational development, mental health support, financial literacy and personal growth.
Learn More →Family reunification, community placement, job pathways, apprenticeships and a 12-month follow-up programme.
Learn More →Transforming Chiefdoms. Empowering Communities. Building Generational Wealth. Our National Stakeholders Land Empowerment, Agricultural & Trade Development Programme connects traditional leadership, communities, farmers and investors around productive land use.
Land can become food, employment, enterprise, tourism, trade and generational wealth. Our programme brings together Chiefs, communities, farmers, entrepreneurs and development partners to build productive rural economies.
Real footage from the field — partnerships, programmes, and people across Zambia.
A signing ceremony turning shared vision into committed, on-the-ground action.
Preparing crop beds on our flagship land-empowerment project.
The people at the heart of everything we do.
Capturing the stories of the people and communities we serve.
Taking the movement to the airwaves and spreading the message nationwide.
From vision to visible change across the provinces of Zambia.
Every Face Has A Story is a human-centered television and multimedia programme that documents the real experiences of people and communities across Zambia — revealing chronic health challenges, hidden talent, and extraordinary human resilience.
From as little as K1 a day, every Zambian can be a giver — not just a recipient. One person. One kwacha. Collective impact.
No single organization can address every humanitarian, social and economic challenge alone. Our partners bring resources, knowledge, technology, networks and compassion to programmes designed to create meaningful and sustainable impact.
For eleven years he sat at the same corner. Nobody knew his name. It took one question to find out he had a family two districts away.
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Nobody was coming to fix the footbridge. So thirty-one households fixed it themselves ÔÇö and then kept going.
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She had a tailoring skill and no market. Twelve weeks later she had four clients, a registered business and an apprentice.
Read More →The humanitarian programme has now supported over 500 vulnerable individuals.
Read More →SEES programme honoured for entrepreneurship development.
Read More →The movement's micro-giving model continues to grow across Zambia.
Read More →Whoever you are, there is a place for you in this work.
Represent the movement and lead humanitarian action in your community.
Become An AmbassadorRepresent the movement and mobilise your community.
Become AmbassadorParticipate in land empowerment, agriculture and enterprise.
Explore StakeholdersCo-invest in humanitarian action, land and social programmes.
Become a PartnerHomelessness can make people invisible — but we choose to see. Hardship can make people feel forgotten — but we choose to remember.