LKCDA envisions communities that create a positive and sustainable environment for the deprived, excluded and vulnerable children.
Our mission is to promote and facilitate the active engagement of communities, children, and youth, empowering them to become the primary agents of their own growth and development.
2008
Since its founding in 2008, the Lusaka Child Development Agency has remained dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable children and youth.
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Three Family Helper Projects (Tiyanjane, Luumuno and Ngombe) were merged to form Lusaka Child Development Agency.
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The organisation operates in over 10 vulnerable communities in Lusaka.
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The organisation collaborates with ChildFund Zambia, government ministries, other donor organisations, and like-minded partners.
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The organization promotes approaches that are rooted in community engagement, sustainability, and human rights.
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It implements community-driven activities.
LKCDA (Lusaka Child Development Agency) is a child- and youth-focused nonprofit organisation working to uplift vulnerable communities in Lusaka, Zambia.
LKCDA works in partnership with ChildFund Zambia and engages three community associations: Ng'ombe, Tiyanjane, and Luumuno.
LKCDA’s programs reach an estimated 170,633 individuals, including children, adolescents, youth, and women.
LKCDA uses a life-stage approach, ensuring that programs are age-appropriate and responsive to the evolving needs of children and their communities.
The organization promotes holistic well-being through initiatives in education, health, child protection, and empowerment.
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