AYF: Feed the Children of Kamatete,Kitwe - Zambia

We met Miriam, a bright 10-year-old from Kitwe whose life turned around with both practical help and spiritual care from Amaboko Yapalwa. After regular food support her weight moved from undernourished to healthy, and her school attendance rose from twice a week to full-time. Weekly mentoring sessions helped her regain confidence, join local empowerment activities, and share hope with her classmates. We see the difference when material aid meets spiritual guidance — health improves, learning flourishes, and a child’s future looks brighter. Read Miriam’s full story and learn how you can help: https://wix.to/z74U9n1

This weekend at 874 Twalilubuka Road, our volunteers served 142 children and distributed 320 meals, 150 school supplies kits, and 60 hygiene packs. We worked side-by-side with local families to ensure each child left fed, supported, and seen. Volunteers shared that hands-on moments—teaching, handing out supplies, and listening—reminded us why accountability matters. Your gifts become real, measurable aid on the ground in Kitwe. Thank you for trusting us. Read more and support our work: https://wix.to/w7cdfZt

This morning I walked Twalilubuka Road and met little Chipo at the local market. She told me she missed class because her shoes fell apart and there was no food at home. I saw the worry in her mother’s eyes and felt how small help could change everything. Amaboko Yapalwa’s F.E.E.D. teams bring immediate meals, school supplies, and shelter repairs—right here in Kitwe—so children can learn, play, and feel safe again. Visit https://wix.to/P8aBSxv to see how you can support a family today. Join us in giving hope and practical help.

We walked with a family on Twalilubuka Road today and saw hope in action. Our team from Amaboko Yapalwa arrived at 874 Twalilubuka Road with food, hygiene kits, and warm smiles. The children ate two full meals that day and the parents could rest knowing tomorrow’s breakfast is covered.

Through our F.E.E.D framework—Food, Essentials, Education, and Dignity—we delivered 320 meal packs across the Copperbelt this week, supported by 28 local volunteers. Local voices told us the same thing: immediate support stops acute hardship and lets families breathe again.

We’re grateful to our volunteers and donors for making measurable impact possible. Join us in reaching more families—visit https://wix.to/57Zvqu6 to learn how you can help.

We’re sharing the F.E.E.D. model in action across Kitwe — and how spiritual care plus practical services change lives. 🍲📖🛠️🚑

Feed: community meal distributions that reduce hunger and help kids focus in school.
Evangelize: local Bible studies that strengthen hope and belonging.
Equip: vocational skills training that opens income opportunities.
Deliver: mobile clinic visits that protect health and school attendance.

Together, these four actions increase school attendance, boost psychosocial wellbeing, and strengthen community ties in Kitwe. We see the difference in brighter faces and more children in class.

Join us in supporting this integrated approach — every gift multiplies impact. Learn more and get involved: https://wix.to/TI6wad0

Every child deserves food, an education, and a safe haven in which to grow up — but for kids in Kamatete, Zambia, those basics are still a daily struggle. Some are sent to bed unfed, walk barefoot on dangerous streets, and are absent from school for reasons of poverty and abandonment.

The Amaboko Yapalwa Foundation is trying its best to change this reality with feeding programs, classrooms, clean water, and the hope in Christ. But we can't do it by ourselves.