ZAMBIA PROJECT 2010
Zambia has 1 million to 1.2 million orphans-nearly 10 percent of the nation's
population. Around 50 percent of all households care for one or more orphans, but with two-thirds of the nation's people making just a dollar a day in wages, this puts a great strain on families. Zambia also has a life expectancy of just 37 years of age. As the country faces bleak circumstances and disturbing statistics, Feeding The Nations (FTN) has taken action and is committed to doing even more.
Located in South Central Africa, Zambia is land-locked by six nations and has a population of 12 million people. In four 
decades of independence, Zambia has found peace, but not
prosperity. Today it is one of the poorest and least developed nations on earth.
FTN has seen the need firsthand during the teams 2006 and 2008 mission trips to Zambia. With your help, we will continue to assist the 17 orphanages and Christian schools with approximately 5,000 children that we have supported with
food and Bibles since 2006.
Feeding The Nations is committed to help through 2010 by providing specially formulated meal packages specifically developed for malnourished children with no daily intake of essential vitamins and minerals.
Will you consider helping the hurting and hungry children of Zambia? With your donation Feeding The Nations can provide the following:
$ 50.00 will provide 2,000 meals
$100.00 will provide 4,000 meals
$150.00 will provide 6,000 meals
$250.00 will provide 10,000 meals
Since 2006 FTN has given a total of 650,000 pounds (325 tons) of food, Bibles and supplies worth 6 million dollars.
Please join us as we reach this nation with the love of Christ. Let us together bring hope and joy to the children of Zambia.
Current Christians Orphanages and Schools supported by
Feeding The Nations
Messianic Zambia Centre
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 80-100
Type of Facility: School
The Messianic Zambia Center shares what food they get
with two other orphan groups. At this school, they try
to feed two meals a day when food is available. Street
children are brought in each day.
Tasha Orphanage
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 100
Type of Facility: Orphanage
Tasha is in one of the poorest compounds in Lusaka. This orphanage is very
difficult to get to by vehicle. Children cannot stay at the orphanage because
no facilities are available. Widows in the community or women without
children have offered to take these children in. Some of the food that
needs cooking is sent to these homes where meals are prepared and given
to the children.
Lusungu Community School
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 120
Type of Facility: School
Lusungu School is an excellent school with great needs.
It runs with no electricity. They also have a strong youth
group which evangelizes the area and does community
projects.
Jesus Cares Ministries
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 400 with 60 children living at the school
Type of Facility: School
Jesus Cares is a large organization with many locations. They care for
approximately 1,500 children throughout the Lusaka area and 10,000
children country wide. Some of the children come out of child labor and
then go to school. Most of the children helped live in rural areas.
Avila Orphanage
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 300
Type of Facility: Orphanage
Avilla Orphanage has 32 children living in the orphanage
while an additional 270 are taken in off the streets daily.
Most of these children come from child-headed homes or
widows with children.
Lazarus Projects
Location: Makeni
Number of Children: 190
Type of Facility: School
Lazarus Projects cares for 41 boys who live at the
school while another 149 more come for the day.
Each of these boys have been rescued from living
on the streets.
Matthew 25 Ministries
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 110
Majority of the children are double orphaned (father/mother deceased).
Ten children live at the home of the founder. Ages of children range
from 3-14. The widows in charge meet every Friday with the founder
for prayer and education regarding children. Care givers go to
each home twice a week to supervise child care and ensure
the children's needs are being met. The widows provide full
support struggling to keep all the children fed.
The founder has taken in mentally retarded children and brought them up.
This is an excellent program with very good management and
accountability
Shalom Christian School
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 375
Type of Facility: Christian School
Shalom Christian School is comprised of two schools
including a preschool child care program.
Children range from 6 months to 14 years of age.
Over 85% of support for this school comes
through the founders and the local church. Shalom
Christian School also does an annual community program of feeding and
ministering the gospel to over 1,000 children. A great emphasis
is placed on salvation and teaching to Word of God to children.
Chindoki NDI Kusunga Love and Care
Location: Kabangwe
Number of Children: 220
Type of Facility: Christian School
Chindoke NDI Kusunga Love and Care School consists of two
schools with children ranging in age from 3-14. Children are
very poor and malnourished. A soy meal is served daily as
a cold porridge. Hot meals are served when other food supplies
are available. The school is located in a dilapidated church building
with just a few chairs about 10 kilometers outside of Lusaka. Rural
schools are usually overlooked and the need is often much greater.
Ipusukilo Community School
Location: Kitwe
Number of Children: 350
Type of Facility: School
Most children attending Ipusukilo school are not fed at
home so a meal a day at the school is required. They
have a a feeding program but supplements are critical.
A great diffenence in the health and education status of
these children over the last couple of years.
Hope & Faith Community School
Location: Ngombe
Number of Children: 465
Type of Facility: Christian School
Luminary Foundation
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 200
Type of Facility: K-7th grade school
Luminary Foundation has not electricity or water. Any
water must be carried from the community wells.
Shammah Community School
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 150
Type of Faciltiy: School, K-5
Shammah Community School has no electricity, water or roof. Water
water must be carried from the community wells. A high percent of
these orphans come off the streets.
Kilingalinga Orhpanage
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 450
Type of Facility: Orphanage
Kilingalinga Orphanage has 50 children that live on campus
and 400 children that are taken in daily off the streets.
These children come from child-headed homes or widows
with children.
Crown of Life Christian School
Location: Ngombe
Number of Children: 252
Type of Facility: Christian School
Yunimas Community School
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 60
Type of Facility: School
Aisha Project School
Location: Lusaka
Number of Children: 450
Type of Facility: School
