food
Godlink provides nutritious daily lunches to students at Mkapala, Kamwala, and Chifundo schools along with eight orphans. Each meal consists of nshima served with soya chunks, tomatoes, onions, cabbage, cooking oil, curry seasoning, and salt, helping ensure that children receive a filling meal each school day.
water
Godlink ensures that students at Mkapala, Kamwala, and Chifundo schools have access to safe, clean water. We also provide regular maintenance and upkeep of our water systems to ensure the water remains safe and reliable for students and staff.
shelter
Godlink is currently providing full boarding, daily meals, and essential educational supplies for eight 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
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Nellia Banda
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Misheck Zulu
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Iforce Tembo
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Paul Tembo
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Rabson Phiri
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Yvonne Phiri
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Evenia Mwanza
education
Godlink provides students in ECE through Grade 7 with essential educational resources, including books, computers equipped with educational software, hands-on learning manipulatives, and other classroom materials that support and enhance their education.
Sewing Program
Godlink’s hands-on sewing program serves students in Grades 5–7. 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 students in Grades 5–7 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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