Our mission is to ensure that every child in small rural pre-schools and primary schools in the communities around Ndola and Kitwe in Zambia receives a daily meal, especially during the challenging dry season when food scarcity is pronounced. Lasting seven months with only five months of rainfall, this period exacerbates the plight of rural communities, making access to food a rare privilege for many children.

To address this urgent concern, our nonprofit organization has implemented a school feeding program that incorporates a wholesome porridge mix. This initiative not only addresses hunger but also aims to enhance the overall well-being of children in our community. We firmly believe that providing regular access to healthy meals is essential for the physical and cognitive development of children, positively impacting their educational outcomes.  We actively involve parents, teachers, and community members in preparing and distributing meals. Through this collaborative effort, we aim to foster a sense of ownership and shared responsibility for the well-being of children. Accountability is integral to our school feeding scheme, ensuring transparency and efficiency in every aspect of our operation. Together, we strive to make a meaningful impact on the lives of these children, addressing not only their immediate nutritional needs but also contributing to their long-term growth and development.

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Currently, we're actively involved in several schools, making a significant difference:

• Great Beginnings Christian School, Prudence (20 pupils, Baby class to Grade 4)

• Estine Christian School, Esther (68 pupils, Preschool)

• Kamatipa OVC School, Emmanuel (365 pupils, Grade R-4)

• Nova Vida Pre-Primary School, Elizabeth (40 pupils, Pre-school)

• Zamcan Orphanage, Lydia (9 pupils)

• Luyando Community School, Frankie Mumba (385 pupils)

• Cclangia Community School, Jane Chiswasha (200 pupils)

• Limapela Cedric's School, Margarite (190 pupils)