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Welcome to our platform! We are deeply committed to promoting the mental health and psychosocial well-being (MHPSS) of children and young people in Zambia. Through support, empowerment, and care, we strive to create safe, nurturing environments that foster resilience, growth, and brighter futures for the next generation.
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GDP Growth: 5.2%
Urban Population: 33.4%
Rural Population: 66.6%
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Enhancing Early and Unintended Pregnancy interventions
Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI) Zambia works with partners to promote uptake and integration of mental health and psychosocial support
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Resilience in Action: A Teen Mother’s Journey from Peer Pressure to Educational Triumph
Tisauke Banda, a 17-year-old learner at Kasasule Primary School in Sinda District, bravely shared her remarkable journey from an unexpected teenage pregnancy
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STORY OF CHANGE – Empowering Adolescent Mothers
Cecilia Mwanza's Story of ChangeCecilia Mwanza, a 20-year-old adolescent caregiver from Sambani village in Rufunsa, reflects on the profound impact of a session led by Community Based Volunteer Mrs. Betty Nguni.
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STORIES OF CHANGE – Struggle and Triumph
Clive Nyirenda, 48, is a vibrant and outgoing individual whose inner light shines through his eyes. His journey to where he is today is filled with challenges and perseverance. He shares his story;
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STORIES OF CHANGE – Ending Emotional Abuse
Finet Malambo, a 34-year-old mother of Kakanka shares how she has learnt to overcome suicide ideation. She says, the introduction to mental health sessions have helped her from strong urges taking her own life and now she has developed a positive outlook of life committed to care of her children and family.
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STORIES OF CHANGE – Getting Everyone Involved
Maureen Hang’andu, a caregiver and beneficially on the mental health says the intervention has significantly improved the relationship she now enjoys with her husband. She explained below;
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