DAPP Zambia projects generate conducive spaces for communities to thrive on and create positive change individually and collectively to build resilience and capacities. The knowledge, skills and tools we share, empower people and their families to face and overcome poverty, illiteracy and disease with diligence
“…seeing the pride of mother reading a full sentence for her first time, reminded me why teaching every child, especially those in rural areas really matters,” says Chisumo
Retention of teachers in rural areas often faces challenges, with many new teachers flooding education board offices in rural districts in an attempt to get transfers to urban areas, and sometimes—others do not even report to their rural posts, leaving that rural child without an educator.
Development Aid from People to People, DAPP Zambia on Friday joined the global community in commemorating the Global 2023 Handwashing Day to celebrate the power of clean hands in promoting good hygiene and preventing diseases.
Government has commended Development Aid from People to People, DAPP Zambia’s commitment to promoting livelihood skills, sports and bringing youths together to support each other in improving their living conditions.
more inmates use skills acquired in nine correctional facilities to earn an honest living
Wearing her fashionable half jacket that she made out of Chitenge material, Otridah Mwila of Mansa district in Luapula province confidently stood in front of stakeholders attending a dissemination meeting that DAPP Zambia hosted on Thursday, 27th July, 2023 at Lusaka’s Urban Hotel.
ZCCM IH Plc has donated assorted food and nonfood items, including mealie-meal, blankets and treated-insecticide mosquito nets worth over K25, 000 to DAPP Children’s Town in Chibombo.
In 2022, DAPP Zambia, which had earlier run a COVID-19 home based care program, changed its focus to closing the COVID-19 vaccination gaps, more especially among people living with HIV not fully vaccinated.
TCE
As the world moves closer to the target of ending new HIV infections by 2030, DAPP Zambia has added 15 new districts and supporting 700 more health facilities in its HIV prevention, care and treatment program, Total Control of the Epidemic (TCE).