Projects & Programs

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship empowers individuals to take control of their financial destinies, promoting economic self-reliance and financial stability. 

ZBSF aims to provide different skills training, financial literacy and a plethora of education aimed at encouraging entrepreneurship for vulnerable communities.

Relief Services

ZBSF is committed to the well-being of those we serve, our foundation is fully equipped to provide swift and effective relief services in response to emergencies. Whether it be natural disasters, pandemics, or unforeseen crises, we understand the urgency of the situation and are prepared to mobilize resources for immediate and impactful responses. Our dedicated team, coupled with strategic partnerships, enables us to deliver essential relief services, including:

  • food and water distribution
  • emergency shelter
  • medical aid
  • psychological support

Through these efforts, we aim not only to alleviate the immediate suffering of those affected but also to lay the foundation for long-term recovery and resilience.

Health & Wellness

Our focus on Health & Wellness is a comprehensive initiative aimed at promoting and enhancing the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of vulnerable communities. In an era where health and wellness have taken center stage, our foundation recognizes the vital importance of fostering a culture of wellness and providing the necessary resources for individuals to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives. 
 
Goals and areas of focus 
• Adoption of Clinics
• Men and Health
 

Education

Education serves as the bedrock upon which the future of individuals and societies is built. Its power is unparalleled, as it equips individuals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to overcome challenges. 
 
Facts Sheet:
  • Some rural communities in Zambia do not have community schools.
  • The attendance in these schools is sometimes low or overcrowded.
  • Many schools do not have furniture or kitchen facilities.
  • A very large percentage of the pupils are classified as vulnerable children and are orphaned by at least one parent.
  • Sanitation in some of the existing schools is poor
Our goal is to make sure vulnerable communities have access to a quality education 
We will do this by building Schools in each province, adopting schools and aiding schools with desks, boards and teachers’ equipment. We plan on initiating feeding programs and improving existing food programs as well as promoting sanitation.
This will ensure a wholistic learning environment for the most vulnerable communities.

Water and Sanitation

ZSBSF is committed to addressing one of the most fundamental challenges facing communities in Zambia – access to clean water and sanitation. We firmly believe that access to safe and clean water, coupled with proper sanitation facilities, is not just a basic human right but the foundation for improved health, dignity, and prosperity. Our foundation is dedicated to providing clean water sources, building sanitation infrastructure, and promoting hygiene education in rural communities.
 
Goals 
  • Borehole Drilling
  • Water and sanitation education
  • Pit latrine eradication program 
  
Zambia Shall Be Saved

Our Impact

Community Clinics

community clinic

Community clinics are needed in every area: Zambia Shall Be Saved in cooperation with Victory Bible Churches and Victory Ministries International adopted wards in some hospitals and clinics in local communities to provide ongoing support and medical supplies as well as host days for doctors and nurses to examine local patients and prescribe medicines. This: –

Creates employment to medical and other staff.
Eliminates the need for people to travel long distances to have basic medical attention.

Community Schools

community schools

Community schools are desperately needed in Zambia. This is where ZSBSF comes in and adopts some of these schools.

Most communities have no schools and children have to walk long distances to access one. And even when they get there, due to the scarcity, they are usually overcrowded with about eighty or more children in one classroom. 

The facilities are in most cases in very poor conditions, without or with partial roofing, no chairs or desks, and no immediate water or bathroom facilities. And school supplies are non existent.