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Gertrude came face-to-face with adult-sized problems when she was just 5 years old. Her parents passed away, and she became a double orphan who moved in with her aging grandmother in Zambia.
When I was just three years old, my mother passed away. Life became difficult, with no hope and no clear future. My mother’s older sister brought me into her home, but there were already five children living in a small house.
Nandi arrived at our ministry sit in Zambia as a pregnant teenager, carrying the weight of overwhelming circumstances. Not only was she in need of physical help, but she was in desperate need of hope.
Meet Sisi, one of the children served by our growing team in Zambia. When Sisi was young, both her mother and father passed away, leaving her to fend for herself. Her aunt and uncle began caring for her, but shortly after, they passed away too. By the time…
Life was difficult in the beginning. When my grandmother passed, I had to move back in with my mother who turned to alcohol when my stepfather was abusive.
When Nevers and his wife stepped into the role of houseparents at Lifesong Zambia, they weren't just accepting a job—they were answering a call to mentorship.
Our team in Zambia and around the world mourns the loss of Joe Marton. Joe served as the Sustainable Business Sales Manager, faithfully leading the sales of products produced by Lifesong Zambia's sustainable business initiatives, which have impacted hundreds of orphaned and vulnerable children over the years. Joe…
God gets the glory when orphaned and vulnerable children can achieve their dreams. At Lifesong Zambia, we are on the lookout for ways we can support them in this journey. Education is important, but first and foremost, children must know they are seen, known, and loved before they…
What an end (and beginning) to a year! We are so humbled and grateful for your partnership. Because of your support, we are planning to expand our campus to reach 3 times as many young mothers in Zambia. We receive many urgent requests seeking help for pregnant teens.…
One in three girls ages 13-16 become pregnant in Zambia, causing many to be expelled from school with little hope of completing their education. Without intervention, these young mothers face a future of poverty and limited opportunities. And many see abortion as the only answer to finishing their…