Emerging Farmers Initiative: Empowering Youths Through Sustainable Agriculture

In the southern part of Zambia, the Sisters of the Holy Spirit have embarked on a mission to transform lives through the Emerging Farmers Initiative. Situated in Mazabuka and operating under the James Corboy Secondary School Production Unit, this Eco-friendly, integrated agricultural project empowers young people with hands-on skills to turn farming into a sustainable business. Recognizing the challenges of youth unemployment and the limitations of traditional academic paths, the initiative provides practical training in poultry farming, piggery, aquaculture, gardening, and feed production. It opens doors for students to explore agribusiness, regardless of their academic performance, creating new opportunities for self-reliance and entrepreneurship. Beyond skills development, the program emphasizes Eco-friendly farming practices, utilizing natural solutions for crop maintenance and disease treatment. This approach not only protects the environment but also inspires innovation among participants. Despite its success, the project faces challenges, including high operational costs and reliance on an unstable power grid. Yet, with the support of donors and the resilience of the sisters, it continues to thrive, providing hope and opportunities to many. This initiative is more than just a training program—it’s a lifeline for the community and a beacon of sustainable development. Discover the journey of hope and transformation below!

Empowering Girls Through Education: The Bakhita Partnership Project

The Bakhita Partnership Project for Education is changing lives by giving vulnerable girls a second chance at education. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many girls faced significant challenges, including dropping out of school due to financial hardships, early marriages, and unplanned pregnancies. This project steps in to provide support, covering school fees, materials, and personal needs while creating a safe, nurturing environment for learning and growth. Through this initiative, girls who once saw no future are now thriving academically and pursuing their dreams. From high school success to university enrollment, their stories are a testament to the power of education and resilience. Hear directly from the beneficiaries, project coordinators, and school leaders as they share their experiences and the profound impact of the Bakhita Partnership Project. 📽️ Click below to watch the video on YouTube and witness how this project is transforming lives. Watch Now on YouTube

Transforming Lives: Bauleni Special Needs Project Empowering Zambia’s Youths

Bauleni Special Needs Project is dedicated to providing quality education and life skills training to children with special needs in Lusaka and beyond. Founded by the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, the project emphasizes respect, compassion, and human dignity, inspired by the words of their founder. The project focuses on inclusive education for children with disabilities, offering tailored skills training in areas like agriculture, fashion design, and food production. With the support of various donors, the project has helped empower many youth, enabling them to live independently and pursue employment or small businesses. Watch the full story of how this initiative is transforming lives.