communities,
transforming lives
communities,
transforming lives
communities,
transforming lives
communities,
transforming lives
Overcome Hardship
Overcome Hardship
Read MoreDigitalized Community Health Systems
Digitalized Community Health Systems
Read MoreAdolescent Girls and Young Women
Adolescent Girls and Young Women
Read MorePCZ works to strengthen community-based organizations (CBOs) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). PCZ also collaborates with the Government of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) to address the health and socioeconomic needs of vulnerable children, adolescents, and their caregivers.
Lusaka Region
- Lusaka
Northwestern Region
- None of the highlighted areas fall here.
Central Region
- Mkushi
- Kapiri Mposhi
- Chibombo
- Mumbwa
Copperbelt Region
- None of the highlighted areas fall here.
Southern Region
- Monze
- Choma
- Livingstone
- Kazungula
Western Region
- Mongu
- Sesheke
- Kalabo
Nothern Region
- Mpulungu
- Mbala
- Nakonde
- Isoka
- Chinsali
- Kasama
- Senga Hill
- Kanchibiya
Central Province
- Chibombo
- Chisamba
- Kabwe
- Kapiri Mposhi
- Mkushi
- Mumbwa
- Serenje
- ECAP+ only
Western Province
- Mongu District
- Kalabo District
- Sesheke District
- ECAP II & ECAP+
Southern Province
- Choma
- Livingstone
- Mazabuka
- Monze
- Kazungula
- Chikankata
- Kalomo
- Namwala
- Sinazongwe
Central Province
- Chibombo
- Chisamba
- Kabwe
- Kapiri Mposhi
- Mkushi
- Mumbwa
- Serenje
In 2023, PCZ made significant strides in improving the lives of vulnerable children and adolescents. They reached over 100,000 individuals with crucial HIV, health, and socioeconomic services. Through programs like USAID ECAP II and ECAP+, PCZ expanded its reach and enhanced the resilience and health outcomes of these vulnerable populations.
PCZ commemorates World AIDS Day
We are proud to join the call to #RethinkRebuildRise and thank you to our donors and strategic global partners: U.S. Department of State, The Helmsley Charitable Trust, Churches Health Association of Zambia,
Happy Thanks Giving from PCZ!
This #Thanksgiving, we are thankful for our Case Workers who help us to take love, care and hope to our beneficiaries’ homes❤️. You are the heart of our mission and the strength
Join us as we commemorate the first-ever Cervical Cancer Elimination Day 2025.
Through our ECAP II and ECAP+ projects fully funded by the U.S. Government through the State Department, Health Coordination Office, and the Helmsley Foundation, over 600 Community Case Workers are working in
