Our Impact
schools
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Kamwala Community School is in Petauke, Zambia, and serves 476 students from ECE through Grade 7.
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Chifundo Community School is located in Petauke, Zambia, and serves 335 students from Early Childhood Education through Grade 7.
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Mkapala Community School is located in Petauke, Zambia, and serves 290 students from Early Childhood Education through Grade 7.
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A total of 1,101 students from Early Childhood Education through Grade 7 attend the schools supported by Godlink.
Programs
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Godlink’s sewing program currently has 114 students enrolled and has provided 16 sewing machines to support hands-on training for students in Grades 5–7. Led by Gershom Zulu, the program equips students with practical sewing skills while offering guidance and mentorship to help them grow in confidence and ability.
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Godlink’s computer training program currently has 111 students enrolled and is equipping students in Grades 5–7 with essential technology skills for the future. With 18 computers provided across the three supported schools, students are learning how to use basic software, access educational resources, and integrate technology into their studies. The program is designed to build digital literacy and confidence, helping students stay connected in an increasingly digital world.
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Godlink provides daily meals for all students and orphans, feeding over 1,000 children every school day. Since 2022, Godlink has been planting and harvesting maize (corn), which is used to prepare nshima, a staple food in Zambia. Each meal typically includes nshima, soya chunks, tomatoes, onions, and vegetables, ensuring students receive the nourishment they need to learn and grow.
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Godlink is teaching students in Grade 5-7 sustainable farming practices during the farming season, helping them learn how to grow their own food and care for the land. Through hands-on training, students gain practical skills in planting, watering, and harvesting crops. This program not only supports food security but also empowers students with knowledge they can use for a lifetime.
Godlink has ensured students have access to clean drinking water by repairing the water wells at both Chifundo and Kamwala schools. At Mkapala, a new water well was drilled through support from UNICEF, providing students with safe and reliable drinking water each day.
Orphan Care
Godlink is currently providing full boarding, daily meals, and essential educational supplies for nine orphans in Zambia. They are being given the opportunity to thrive through consistent care, a safe place to live, and access to quality education. Your support makes it possible for each of them to dream, grow, and build a brighter future.
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Blessing Mwala
Grade 8
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Nellia Banda
Grade 9
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Mischek Zula
Grade 9
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Iforce Tembo
Grade 9
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Paul Tembo
Grade 10
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Rabson Phiri
Grade 11
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Yvonne Phiri
Grade 11
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Evenia Mwanza
Grade 11
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Aaron Mwanza
Grade 12
Medical Care
Godlink’s medical team, Deborah and Cecy, care for students and the community by treating illnesses like malaria, ringworm, skin infections, diarrhea, and dysentery. Their goal is to keep children healthy so they can stay in school and focus on learning.
113,275 meals provided in 2025
Meals by school through August 2025
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January 2025 - 3,507 meals
February 2025 - 5,859 meals
March 2025 - 6,680 meals
April 2025 - 3,010 meals
May 2025 - 4,009 meals
June 2025 - 6,663 meals
July 2025 - 7,014 meals
August 2025 - 1,670 meals
Total: 38,412 meals
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January 2025 - 5,820 meals
February 2025 - 8,182 meals
March 2025 - 8,400 meals
April 2025 - 3,397 meals
May 2025 - 5,595 meals
June 2025 - 9,935 meals
July 2025 - 10,011 meals
August 2025 - 1,908 meals
Total: 53,248 meals
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January 2025 - 1,842 meals
February 2025 - 3,845 meals
March 2025 - 3,874 meals
April 2025 - 1,614 meals
May 2025 - 1,931 meals
June 2025 - 3,831 meals
July 2025 - 3,820 meals
August 2025 - 858 meals
Total: 21,615 meals
Chifundo School
Chifundo School serves 335 students from Early Childhood Education through Grade 7. Since 2021, Godlink has helped transform the school by providing a new roof, desks, computers, sewing machines, clean water, and a daily feeding program. Enrollment has grown significantly, and students now benefit from updated curriculum, dictionaries, books, and other essential learning resources.
Kamwala School
Kamwala Community School now serves 476 students from Early Childhood Education through 7th grade. Godlink recently repaired the school’s roof and restored the water well, ensuring that students have access to clean and safe drinking water. A new skill development center has been added to expand the school’s sewing and computer training programs for older students. The daily feeding and educational programs have led to a rapid increase in student enrollment as more families seek better opportunities for their children. The local community has been instrumental in supporting these efforts, especially through active involvement in the farming program. Kamwala continues to grow as a place of hope, learning, and transformation for students and their families.
Mkapala School
Mkapala Community School, located in Petauke, Zambia, was the first school Godlink built from the ground up and now serves 290 students from Early Childhood Education through Grade 7. The school has recently been equipped with a new borehole, providing students with reliable access to clean water. Mkapala is seeing excellent results through its farming program and was recently recognized by the district for its high test scores. These achievements reflect the powerful impact of combining quality education, daily nutrition, clean water, and strong community involvement. Mkapala continues to be a shining example of what is possible when students are equipped with the tools and support they need to thrive.
Sewing Program
Godlink’s hands-on sewing program serves 114 students in Grades 5–7 at Chifundo, Kamwala, and Mkapala Community Schools. Led by Gershom Zulu, a trained instructor, the program provides weekly, practical sewing lessons. By Grade 7, students gain a valuable skill that can lead to future income opportunities. More than a class, it’s a tool for empowerment, helping students break the cycle of poverty through education and skill development.
computer program
Godlink’s computer training program is equipping 111 students in Grades 5–7 across Chifundo, Kamwala, and Mkapala with essential technology skills. With 18 computers distributed across the three schools, students are gaining hands-on experience in typing, software use, and internet research. The program builds digital literacy and confidence, preparing students in rural Zambia for a connected and opportunity-filled future.
Farming Program
Godlink’s farming program teaches 5th–7th grade students practical agricultural skills using the “Farming God’s Way” method. Through hands-on experience, students learn to grow crops while applying biblical principles of stewardship, faith, and hard work. The program encourages responsibility, respect for creation, and trust in God for the harvest, helping students grow spiritually and gain skills for long-term sustainability.
stories
During the December 2024 trip, our medical team learned about Johnson, a young boy who had been walking on a painful leg wound for years. Godlink’s medical team stepped in and took Johnson to a doctor, where he received treatment and surgery to remove the damaged bone. Thanks to the support of our sponsors, Johnson has been able to travel to follow up appointments and is now recovering well.
Ephraim, a young student at Mkapala, fell from a mango tree and injured both his top and bottom lip, leaving his face swollen. Thankfully, Godlink’s medical team was there to treat his wounds. Today, Ephraim is fully healed and thriving in school
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