Find non profit organizations in Lusaka. Listings include Youth Advocates for Development and Unity-YADU, Grass Roots Heroes Zambia - GHZ, Health care initiative, The Flood Writers, Zambian Youths, Cow Zambia.
YADU exists to promote Unity in Diversity and Lobby for even distribution of development across Zambia �
To improve a child's future by sponsoring them
Health care initiative is a Non governmental organization. Our area of focus is on women and children's health . We believe healthy women and children make a healthy and happy c...
Cow Zambia is a non profit making NGO,whose intention is to tranform lives in communities we serve.
A national movement of radical child rights activists working to end the violence and exploitation of children in Zambia.
FEEDOA champions access to formal and non-formal education despite of one's educational, ethnic or family back ground.
YAZ advocates for youth empowerment through academic scholarship, entrepreneurship training and advisory, health awareness, financial literacy and young women empowerment in Zambia...
Promoting the growth of the pensions industry in Zambia.
Free butterfly girls is a non profit organization aimed at promoting girl child education, supporting the fight against gender based violence and child marriages.
We promote and teach the Swift programming language in Zambia and beyond.
Youth mental health and Career Guidance
Boarding house located in Roma (10 mins walk to Apex University) with great facilities.
A Girl Child's lived experiences turned into a foundation to empower more girls in Zambia to access lifesaving and disability reversing surgery leading to improved well-being
We serve God through "Helping" and encouraging the youths to live a lifestyle of "Purity & Purpose".
YouthConnekt is a platform designed to connect youth to opportunities, Zambia is blessed with massive opportunities but we await a savior to provide solutions. YouthConnekt will as...
Hi The Donors Choice, is a Charity Organization that aims to serve, support and advocate for the underprivileged people failing to meet their basic needs.