A decade-long strategy to halve preventable deaths and injuries across Zambia — built on evidence, community ownership, and relentless innovation.
Resilient communities where individuals are protected and suffering is alleviated.
Save lives, reduce risks, and promote dignity through evidence-based humanitarian action.
10-year strategic plan: 2025 to 2035.
50% reduction in fatalities and injuries across all focus areas.
Each pillar addresses a critical dimension of community vulnerability. Together they form an integrated ecosystem of protection and resilience.
Climate-smart interventions and early warning systems that empower communities to withstand and recover from shocks before they become catastrophes.
Rights-based humanitarian assistance aligned with international law, ensuring the dignity and safety of the most vulnerable populations.
Community-led behaviour change programs and victim care support that transform roads from danger zones into safe corridors for daily life.
Strengthening emergency response capacity — from first responders to specialist clinicians — to minimise preventable deaths and long-term disabilities.
Amplifying patient voices in healthcare governance, ensuring communities shape the policies and systems designed to serve them.
Empowering employers and employees to adopt internationally-aligned safety practices, protecting livelihoods and dignity across sectors.
Four interlocking approaches ensure our work is sustainable, scalable, and deeply rooted in community ownership.
Every program begins and ends with communities. We co-design interventions with local leaders, embed community health workers, and measure success by the experiences of people on the ground — not by donor metrics alone.
We rigorously evaluate every intervention, using data to refine approaches and scale what works. Our learning agenda drives continuous improvement across all pillars.
We convene government, civil society, private sector, and international partners to align resources and avoid duplication — multiplying our reach and impact.
We place human dignity at the centre of everything we do, regardless of background or circumstance.
Our assistance is based solely on need. We do not discriminate based on politics or affiliation.
We embrace new approaches, technologies, and partnerships to continuously improve how we serve communities.
We are transparent with our donors, partners, and the communities we serve about what we do and how well it works.
Ambitious, measurable targets that keep us accountable to the communities we serve.
Across all six pillars — disaster, road safety, trauma, workplace — by 2035 compared to 2025 baseline.
Doubling current reach through expanded district coverage and deepened community partnerships.
Contribute to at least 5 national policy frameworks across health, road safety, and disaster management.
Ensure 50% female leadership in all programs and full inclusion of persons with disabilities in design.
Transfer management of 80% of local programs to community structures by 2030, with ongoing technical support.
Build a diverse coalition of government, NGO, private sector, and academic partners across Southern Africa.
Transforming communities takes sustained commitment. Your support funds the people, programs, and systems behind this plan.