Crown Hill responds
Crown Hill Private School in Chipata responded to our call to support children affected by the Cyclone Freddy floods in Malawi.
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Keeping vulnerable children in school with school requirements, fees and follow-up support.
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Protecting children from abuse, neglect and exploitation in the communities we serve.
Our programmes
Campaigns that speak directly to families about the right of every child to education.
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Working with communities on agriculture and livelihoods so households can support their children.
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10,000+ People supported during humanitarian responses (Cyclone Freddy, Malawi)
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The organisation is leaving no stone unturned we will transform lives in all ways we can. We value livelihood and its impact to our societies.
Our programmesWe operate across the country, supported by 126 volunteers and E-offices — online spaces where we can respond at any time.
Overview
My Helping Hands Foundation is a registered Non-Governmental Organization as of 2020, but has been functioning for quite a long time now. The Organization was founded by Joshua Lungu with a primary objective of transforming children's lives through education support.
Our thematic areas
Our work is structured around seven interconnected areas that address the root causes of vulnerability in Zambia.
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Sponsorship, school requirements, scholarships, infrastructure and skills development.
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Sanitary wear, keeping girls in school, reproductive health education and pregnancy prevention.
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Protecting children from abuse, exploitation, neglect and all forms of vulnerability.
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Entrepreneurship, agriculture, employment creation, youth participation and income-generating initiatives.
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School feeding, household food security, agricultural production and community nutrition.
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Emergency response, disaster relief and support to vulnerable communities during crises.
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Accountability, policy advocacy, budget tracking, and youth participation in governance.
From the field
Crown Hill Private School in Chipata responded to our call to support children affected by the Cyclone Freddy floods in Malawi.
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A delegation led by our CEO supported over 7000 people affected by Cyclone Freddy in Malawi.
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It takes K100 to keep a girl in school for a whole year without struggling to think of pads.
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Our call for a national policy on the free and consistent distribution of sanitary pads in Zambia.
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Stories from the remote corners of Western and Eastern Provinces of Zambia — stories not told often enough.
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Promoting decent job creation in the soybean production chain, supported by Musika Zambia and FAO.
Read the storyTogether, we can create a lasting impact and build a brighter future for our communities.