AHF Zambia

AHF Zambia The largest global HIV/AIDS non-profit providing cutting edge medicine and advocacy regardless of one's ability to pay.

Currently supporting 42 government health facilities and 2 AHF stand-alone facilities in Zambia.

Arise and Soar! 🌟 Youth Taking Charge of Their FutureYoung people from across the country came together in an energetic ...
12/03/2026

Arise and Soar! 🌟 Youth Taking Charge of Their Future

Young people from across the country came together in an energetic and inspiring celebration as AHF youth representatives from various provinces commemorated Youth Day under the powerful theme “Arise and Soar!”

The commemoration brought together vibrant young leaders who filled the day with enthusiasm, creativity, and purpose. Through interactive discussions, peer engagement, and youth-led activities, the young people created a lively platform to celebrate their potential while reflecting on the important role they play in shaping healthier communities.

This year’s theme, “Arise and Soar!”, called on young people to rise above the challenges they face, embrace their voice, and step into leadership roles within their communities. It encouraged them to pursue healthy, informed, and productive lifestyles while becoming champions of positive change among their peers.

Throughout the event, participants shared ideas on issues affecting young people today — from strengthening peer support networks to promoting health-seeking behaviors and reducing stigma. The gathering also highlighted the importance of empowering youth with knowledge, confidence, and opportunities to lead community-driven solutions.

The atmosphere was nothing short of electric as young people celebrated their resilience, ambition, and collective power. With renewed motivation, they left the commemoration inspired to take action, uplift one another, and continue soaring toward a future filled with opportunity, leadership, and impact.

✨ When young people rise, communities soar.

🌍 The rules for the next pandemic response are being negotiated right now.The WHO Pandemic Agreement was adopted in 2025...
12/03/2026

🌍 The rules for the next pandemic response are being negotiated right now.

The WHO Pandemic Agreement was adopted in 2025—but it cannot move forward until the Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing (PABS) Annex is finalized.

Through our campaign EU: Stop Blocking Health Equity, we are calling on European leaders to support binding equity provisions so that vaccines, diagnostics, and treatments are shared fairly in future global health emergencies.

What is decided now will shape pandemic response for a generation.

Empowering Dreams: AHF Northern Region Women Spread Joy at Mama Waluse OrphanageIn celebration of International Women's ...
08/03/2026

Empowering Dreams: AHF Northern Region Women Spread Joy at Mama Waluse Orphanage

In celebration of International Women's Day, the AHF Northern Region women took a stand for women's rights with the powerful theme: RIGHT. JUSTICE. ACTION FOR ALL WOMEN AND GIRLS. 🌟

The women made a meaningful impact by donating food and groceries to Mama Waluse Orphanage in Kitwe's Chimwemwe Town, which cares for 455 children, including 35 residents. The visit was filled with laughter and connection as the children and women shared games, showcased skills, and danced together 💃.
Highlights of the day included:

Inspiring Words: Viola,Sharon and Edna shared powerful messages of hope and encouragement, leaving everyone feeling uplifted and inspired 🙌.
Fun Times: Games, talent shows, and storytelling sessions had the kids laughing and beaming with joy 😄.
Giving Back: We handed over much-needed items to the orphanage, bringing tears of gratitude to many eyes ❤️.

Mama Waluse, the host and founder, was overwhelmed with gratitude for the love shown to the children. "Every child is special and deserves a better life and brighter future,"
Mama Waluse, the host and founder, was overwhelmed with gratitude for the love shown to the children. "Every child is special and deserves a better life and brighter future," she said, encouraging the women to extend their support to other orphanages ❤️.

The day was a beautiful blend of joy, empowerment, and solidarity. Kudos to the AHF Northern Region women for making a difference! 🙏🏼

Today, we would like to take a moment to celebrate the incredible women of AHF Zambia the strong, passionate, resilient,...
07/03/2026

Today, we would like to take a moment to celebrate the incredible women of AHF Zambia the strong, passionate, resilient, and hardworking women who continue to play a vital role in advancing our mission of saving lives and improving the quality of healthcare in our communities.

Every day, across our clinics, offices, communities, and project sites, women at AHF Zambia are making a difference. You are the nurses who care for patients with compassion. You are the counselors who give hope where there is fear. You are the laboratory professionals who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure accurate diagnosis and treatment. You are the administrators, coordinators, community workers, and leaders who keep our programs moving forward.

Your dedication does not go unnoticed.

Being a woman in the health sector often means balancing many roles a professional, a mother, a mentor, a caregiver, and a pillar in the community. Yet you continue to rise with strength, grace, and determination. Through your commitment, thousands of lives are touched every single day.

At AHF Zambia, women are not just participants in the fight against HIV/AIDS and other health challenges you are leaders, innovators, and change-makers. Your voices, your ideas, and your leadership are shaping stronger health systems and healthier communities across the country.

We celebrate your courage to lead, your compassion to care, and your strength to keep pushing forward even when the work is difficult. Your presence enriches our teams, strengthens our mission, and inspires the next generation of young girls who dream of making a difference in healthcare and public service.

Let us continue to support one another, uplift one another, and create an environment where every woman can thrive, lead, and succeed.

To all the amazing women of AHF Zambia thank you for your dedication, your resilience, and your unwavering commitment to saving lives.

You are appreciated.
You are valued.
You are powerful.
And you are the heart of the work we do.

AHF Africa , represented by the Africa Bureau Chief, Regional Advocacy & Policy Manager - Southern Africa, together with...
02/03/2026

AHF Africa , represented by the Africa Bureau Chief, Regional Advocacy & Policy Manager - Southern Africa, together with the AHF Zambia team represented by the Country Program Manager, Advocacy and Policy Manager, and Operations Manager held a strategic meeting with members of the COMESA secretariat at the AHF Zambia Country Office.
The meeting focused on exploring opportunities for collaboration and strengthening regional partnerships in health and policy advocacy. Discussions highlighted shared priorities and the importance of coordinated action across member states. Key areas of potential synergy were identified, including advocacy for zero-rating taxes on sanitary pads to improve menstrual health access. The teams also discussed collaboration to promote local pharmaceutical manufacturing within the region.

The Nakambala Urban Clinic Young People’s Program (YPP) was LIVE on Wave FM 98.7 in Mazabuka District. Taking the conver...
25/02/2026

The Nakambala Urban Clinic Young People’s Program (YPP) was LIVE on Wave FM 98.7 in Mazabuka District. Taking the conversation on youth health straight to the community!

Today’s discussion was centered on:
✅ Promoting consistent and correct condom use among young people
✅ Encouraging HIV & STI testing as a routine health practice
✅ Strengthening male involvement in health services
✅ Addressing stigma and breaking down harmful misconceptions

Through open dialogue and real conversations, the team is empowering young people with the knowledge and confidence to make informed health decisions.

Because when young people are informed, supported, and stigma-free, they thrive. 💪🏽✨

The Kasanda Clinic Youth Friendly Space, through the Young People’s Program (YPP), took HIV prevention services closer t...
24/02/2026

The Kasanda Clinic Youth Friendly Space, through the Young People’s Program (YPP), took HIV prevention services closer to the community with a powerful outreach dialogue targeting adolescents in the Kasanda catchment area.

Led by Mr. Richard Silwamba, YPP Focal Point Person, the initiative created a safe and engaging space where young people could openly discuss their health, ask questions, and access essential services.

The outreach delivered life changing information on Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC), Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP), and STI prevention — empowering adolescents with knowledge to make informed and responsible decisions about their health.

This outreach not only strengthened access to youth friendly HIV prevention services but also reinforced the importance of early testing, prevention, and positive health-seeking behavior within the community. When we equip young people with the right information and services, we build healthier futures.

Presentation of the New Masala Clinic Construction Concept to the Copperbelt Provincial Health Office, alongside our Reg...
23/02/2026

Presentation of the New Masala Clinic Construction Concept to the Copperbelt Provincial Health Office, alongside our Regional Operations & Finance Manager Gift Makayi and Country Program Manager Dr. Webster C. Chewe.

A strategic engagement focused on strengthening infrastructure, expanding service capacity, and reinforcing AHF Zambia’s partnership with the Ministry of Health to improve access to quality HIV care and treatment services on the Copperbelt.
Copperbelt Provincial Health Office

This week, our Country Program Manager (CPM) connected with teams across the southern and northern parts of Lusaka, rein...
20/02/2026

This week, our Country Program Manager (CPM) connected with teams across the southern and northern parts of Lusaka, reinforcing a culture of growth, ownership, and teamwork.

At the heart of every engagement was one powerful reminder: each and every one of us — regardless of title or role — is an ambassador of the AHF brand. How we serve, how we communicate, and how we carry ourselves must consistently reflect who we are as an organization.

The sessions were not just about direction, they were about dialogue. Staff actively participated in an open and engaging Q&A, sharing ideas, asking questions, and aligning around our bold vision of leading boldly, growing intentionally, and being seen.

A special highlight from the northern visit was Chifundo Clinic, proudly recognized as a 3rd place finisher in the retention challenge among all AHF-supported facilities, a testament to dedication, consistency, and teamwork.

Here’s to building stronger teams, owning our impact, and representing the brand with pride — everywhere we serve.

18/02/2026

Schools aren’t just for lessons, they’re for protection, care, and empowerment.
HIV education, support, and awareness in schools help children grow healthy, safe, and confident. Every child deserves knowledge and protection.

It’s time to ensure HIV awareness and support is accessible in every school.

The Lusaka Data Team, alongside our National M&E Manager and the Central & Lusaka M&E Coordinators, came together with o...
17/02/2026

The Lusaka Data Team, alongside our National M&E Manager and the Central & Lusaka M&E Coordinators, came together with one clear mission, strengthening Data Quality Management.

Because in Monitoring & Evaluation, accuracy is the goal, consistency is the key, and quality reporting is our heartbeat.

Every verified figure, every validated report, and every cleaned dataset brings us closer to impactful programming and informed decision making.

When data is strong, programs are stronger.
When quality leads, impact follows.

The Southern Region marked International Condom Day in style at Makalanguzu Market in Choma, with Ms. Rose Masaku, Provi...
16/02/2026

The Southern Region marked International Condom Day in style at Makalanguzu Market in Choma, with Ms. Rose Masaku, Provincial AIDS Coordinating Advisor, alongside community leaders, AHF teams, volunteers, and young champions from Shampande Urban Clinic leading the charge in the fight against HIV.

From HIV testing and STI screening to myth-busting sessions and powerful conversations on consistent and correct condom use, the outreach delivered life-saving information directly to the community. Awareness on VMMC and cervical cancer prevention was amplified — and thousands of free condoms were distributed to truck drivers, traders, and local residents.

Meanwhile, Mazabuka, Livingstone, and Monze joined the movement through strong partnerships with the Ministry of Health, JICA, District Health Offices, local councils, and civil society — reaching Nakambala Market and surrounding areas with comprehensive HIV prevention services.

The response? Overwhelmingly positive.
The impact? Far-reaching.
The message? Protection is power — Just Use It!

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Lusaka
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Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:15
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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