Continued support to care facilities has a positive effect on children and caregivers. Every meaningful member of society should take a keen interest in protecting and promoting the interests of less privileged members of society. In pictures:VSI joined Women in Governance, Sapatu Foundation, Autism Association of Zambia, Black Child, Natasha Initiative Foundation, Non-governmental Gender Organisations’…
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Using local solutions to solve local problems, the Visionary Students Initiative and its partners are committed to providing support to families, friends and communities in need. Quarterly, we donate assorted items to the maternity wards at local health care facilities. This is to support women and girls with little or no resources to help them…
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Share the love, spare a moment to mobilize and donate warm clothes to care facilities in need.
By strengthening communities alongside local community members, we bear witness to the Bible’s promise of wholistic redemption and we share the love of Christ through our actions. Today, The Visionary Students Initiative-VSI, Miss Zambia 2021/2022 Winners, and Miss Face of Nature Finalists joined the Railways Seventh Day Adventist Church and Impact for the winter project…
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The fight against period poverty is a continuous process. State actors and Non-state actors have a particular obligation or responsibility to respect, promote and realize human rights and to abstain from human rights violations. Aside from menstrual health hygiene awareness and sanitary pads donation to Mambilima Primary and secondary special schools in Mwense district of…
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As we come to the end of our campaign on menstrual hygiene management—specially commemorated on 28th May, we appreciate the power of connecting with people and sharing the little that we have with people around us. Regardless of a few bottlenecks here and there during the period under review, we remained true to the cause,…
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A visit to Fountain of Hope not only made us celebrate world Menstrual Hygiene Day in a style, it also made us reflect on how much progress the world has made in dealing with menstrual hygiene issues. It is not acceptable that because of a natural bodily function, women and girls continue to be prevented…
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Incarcerated or not, the central role of women in society has ensured the stability, progress, and long-term development of nations. In recognition of this, we joined Women in Governance on a visit to Lusaka`s female inmates’ correctional facility to donate various necessities among which include sanitary pads. Educational activities included:1. Awareness talks about the importance…
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Menstrual Health and Hygiene (MHH) is essential to the well-being and empowerment of women and adolescent girls. Menstrual hygiene management (MHM) has become a growing public health concern in many low-income and middle-income nations for its association with several health risks. On 24th May 2022, in partnership with Child Rescue Foundation, we visited Lusaka’s Shantumbu…
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Mansa, Mabumba Primary School. While in school, girls require an environment that is supportive of menstrual hygiene management (MHM) in order to ensure regular school attendance and participation. Our team is dedicated to making information on menstrual health available to communities in Mansa. Our mentorship sessions are also extended to boys for purpose of leaving…
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