Mothers bring children to a health post in rural Zambia during a UNICEF-supported community event. Services on offer include birth registrations, routine child immunizations and nutrition ...

Reflections from a recent visit to Zambia, where UNICEF and partners are improving the lives of children through impactful programs. Key Club volunteer Aspen Hess lends a hand during a stimulation ...

The failure of Zambia’s government to intervene against “blatant violations” of environmental laws is worsening the exposure ...

The 67-page report, “Poisonous Profit: Lead Waste Mining and Children’s Right to a Healthy Environment in Kabwe, Zambia,” documents the Zambian government’s issuance of mining and ...

Impact of Lead Pollution on Children’s Rights (articles 5, 12, and 14) Lead contamination around the former lead and zinc mine in the town of Kabwe continues to have disastrous effects on ...

Mothers and children, husbands and wives, ... In 2024, Zambia received $240 million from the U.S. to support HIV/AIDS work, including prevention, treatment and distribution of medications.

Working closely with Zambia’s Health Ministry since 2017, SACH has treated more than 100 Zambian children and trained local medical professionals in advanced cardiac care in Israel. The latest mission ...

This city of almost 300,000 people, 80 miles north of Zambia's capital of Lusaka, was identified by a 2022 U.N. report as a "sacrifice zone" — one of the most polluted places on the planet ...

Zambia government’s neglect exposing more children to lead poison, HRW says. Report says more than 95 percent of children in the central town of Kabwe had elevated levels of lead in their blood.