We are a charity providing education to the underprivileged & vulnerable children in Zambia.
Volunteering Activities
What We Need
We are looking for volunteers to run our child sponsorship program, work in administration, teaching Mathematics, Science, English, ICT, Physical education & doing fundraising for the school.
When & Who
What we Provide
We provide our volunteers with accommodation, meals & transport within the volunteer contributions.
Our Fees
Transport Cost Per Month $ 260
Meals Cost Per Month $400
Medical Cost per Month $200
Accommodation Cost Per Month $ 600
More Services we Offer
Contact Person
Other Ways to Help
Raise Child Sponsors & also updating our website & Facebook page
Tour to Victoria Falls. One of seven wonders of the World
The School needs School Supplies I.e Books, Markers, Balls, skipping ropes, School pool Vehicle, Teachers Textbooks, internet Facilities, construction of a staff room, construction of eught more classrooms & food supplies for children school lunch.
Additional Info about Us
Teaching Grades 8 & 9 is the primary duty of the volunteers. However, we do have many duties i.e Handling Physical Education, Website update & fundraising, help develop teachers
Our school is an examination centre for grades Eight & Nine. It has also a Tax Rebate status.
April, August and December are school holidays. So there is less work in the general operations. During this months, we may need administrative & Fundraising volunteers
Destiny Community Centre was found in 2001 with the core objectives of providing education to the most disadvantaged children in our communities. Since then, Destiny has been registered with the registrar of societies and also with the Ministry Of Education And Early Child development.
The compelling story was that our community called Matero was the most hit community by the HIV/AIDS pandemic in the all of Zambia. Mainly this was attributed to high poverty levels that made our people get into all kinds of negative behaviors. 33% of our people were infected and were dying at a very alarming speed. By this time, there were no ARVS interventions by the government till late 2004. Being a clergyman, much time was spent on conducting funerals. This left most of the children underprivileged and vulnerable. And so Destiny was started as a quick community response to the suffering of the so many underprivileged children. A way was to be found to give these children a future. We couldn’t sit and watch death devastate children’s destinies and so something was to be started. Initially the founders would go into the community from door to door, identify needy children, find school place for them in the government schools and then pay for their school requisites.
By 2001, about 150 children were enrolled into these public schools and sponsored by the founders of Destiny. However, public schools reached a saluted point where they couldn’t take in any more these children. It was at this point Destiny was born with 30 children and 2 volunteer teachers learning in an old abandoned and vandalized former City Council beer hall. Today Destiny Community Centre is the hope of so many children.
