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Kabangwe Creative Initiative Association

Southern Africa

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About

The Kabangwe Creative Initiative Association is a non-profit community-based organisation which is in Lusaka Zambia. The organization was established in June 2004 and registered in December the same year under the registrar of societies. It was later re-registered under the NGO Act in May 2014 to help improve the quality of life of Youths and Women. VisionLocal communities are socio-economically empowered and free from HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), malaria, mental health challenges, and gender-based violence (GBV). Mission statementTo provide community interventions in HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), malaria, mental health challenges, and gender-based violence (GBV) to youths and women in Kabangwe community & beyond through collaboration with strategic partners.GOVERNANCEThe organisation has a 10-member board headed by a chairperson and supported by the vice, Treasurer, trustees and the secretary who is the Executive Director. The board is in charge of formulating policies, resource mobilization and providing general oversight to the organization.The secretariate comprises Executive Director, Finance officer, IT, M& E and Program Officers

Mission. To provide community interventions in HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), malaria, mental health challenges, and gender-based violence (GBV) to youths and women in Kabangwe community & beyond through collaboration with strategic partners.

Focus areas

  • Health
  • Gender equality
  • Climate and environment
  • Livelihoods and employment
  • Child protection

Activities and approach

Approaches

  • Community mobilisation
  • Training and capacity strengthening
  • Systems strengthening
  • Direct service delivery

Capabilities

  • Local implementation
  • Lead programme delivery
  • Consortium membership
  • Community access and relationships
  • Monitoring, evaluation and learning
  • Training and capacity strengthening
  • In-kind or professional support

Populations served

  • Adolescents and young people
  • Women and girls
  • Entrepreneurs and small businesses
  • Health workers
  • Other: Community leaders

Support sought

  • Flexible or core funding
  • Project or programme funding
  • Consortium opportunities
  • Technical assistance
  • Introductions and network access
  • Funding opportunities
  • Delivery partners

Readiness and evidence

1 verified readiness area

Readiness reflects VICO's review of evidence the organisation has supplied. It is not a compatibility score, and evidence documents are not public.

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