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Buy a Gift with a Difference!
That’s right, just £5 will pay for at least 10 pre-school meals. Your contribution means that orphans and vulnerable children will get the energy they need to learn and get through the day.
Give school meals...
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Buy a Gift with a Difference!
Yes, you can actually buy a real life goat! The milk helps provide a sustainable income for the household and is a valuable source of nutrition.
Give a Goat...
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Buy a Gift with a Difference!
Help orphaned children who have encountered grief and loss. In the wellbeing sessions, the children will also learn about topics that could help them live happier, safer lives.
Give wellbeing...
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Buy a Gift with a Difference!
The bike is a gift that could be shared around the community. The older kids could use it to go to school and wellbeing sessions, or their carers could use it to attend meetings, go to buy food and run errands.
Give a bike...
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The School With No Roof
We’re building a school for orphaned and vulnerable children in Zambia who currently attend makeshift classes under a tree, or in a rundown church. We need your help in raising money to make it happen.
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We believe that every child has the right to an education. Sadly, in many homes in Zambia there is simply no money spare for fees, uniforms or equipment so many children are forced to drop out of school. At Brighter Futures Zambia we strive to provide vulnerable children like Wendy with the education they need and deserve, but we need your help.
Wendy’s story…
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About Us
We provide orphaned and vulnerable children in Zambia a happier, healthier and safer present and a more secure and fulfilling future. Join us and help build better futures for Zambian children!
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Sponsorship Programme Alumnus
Bright Kalenge
Bright Kalenge, an Alumnus of our sponsorship programme.
Read Bright's Story
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Sponsored Student
Brenda Hamweetula
Thanks to a sponsor in the UK, Brenda’s schooling costs are paid for.
Read Brenda's story
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Orphan Carer
Clementina Mainza
Clementina is an orphan carer living in Manungu compound in Monze town.
Read Clementina's story
