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Girls Safe House Annex, Zambia
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World Housing
World Housing’s Girls Safe House Annex in Zambia offers a transformative opportunity to empower vulnerable girls through safe housing and education. This impactful project will create lasting generational change for 30 girls in need.
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Introduction
The Girls Safe House Annex is a life-changing project aimed at addressing the systemic challenges faced by girls in Zambia, including early marriages and limited access to education. By building a new wing for the existing safe house, this initiative will provide a secure and supportive environment where girls can focus on their studies and envision a brighter future.
Key Reasons to invest
Generational Impact
Help 30 girls access education, breaking the cycle of poverty and creating opportunities for future generations.
Transformative Safety
Provide a secure, nurturing home where girls are shielded from exploitation and child marriages.
Educational Access
Ensure that residents can attend the Baraka Learning Centre, equipping them with the tools to succeed academically.
Project Overview
The Girls Safe House Annex will serve as a dedicated space for 30 girls, offering housing, safety, and access to the Baraka Learning Centre. This project is an extension of World Housing’s mission to foster dignity, safety, and long-term growth for vulnerable communities.
Location
The annex is located in the Kapiri Moshe District, Zambia, on the secure gated property of the World Housing Safe House. This central location ensures easy access to education and community resources.
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World Housing Zambia Girls Safe House - The Tilling Foundation Legacy Community
Developer Overview
World Housing has a proven track record of delivering impactful projects in underserved areas. Backed by generous benefactors who cover operational costs, the organization guarantees that 100% of donations go directly toward housing projects. With over 1,000 homes funded across nine countries, World Housing continues to make a measurable difference in the lives of thousands.