KWIMBO works directly with Zambian youth, women and children to alleviate poverty in Zambia through the relief of poverty, disability, sickness and the promotion of good health and education in Zambia.

Right now 1.2 million orphans and vulnerable children are living in Zambia and don’t have the support or family structure they need to thrive. Many live in granny or child headed households, scraping by on less than £1.50 a day. Without access to school they face a lifetime of poverty.

Out of a total youth population of 4.8million, only 42.9% enrol into secondary school, and of those, only 700, 000 complete secondary education.

KWIMBO helps vulnerable women, youth and children and supports victims of gender-based violence and disabled persons. We work directly with impoverished communities whilst also supporting grassroots organisations to serve the afflicted.

Our approach is inclusive and holistic, providing financial as well as social support to deliver the best results.