AAMMH Zambia
Country Representatives
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Members of AAMMH in Zambia
PAMODZI NDI ANA is registered organization working in Eastern Province since 2006, in the areas of health, well-being, education and water and sanitation at schools and clinics. With donors’ assistance, and in collaboration with the Ministries of General Education, Health, and Community Development, we provide tangible solutions to address the challenges children face, especially in rural areas.
PAMODZI NDI ANA’s mission is to promote better living conditions for children within their communities, through tangible solutions in support of their education, well-being and development.
Midwives Association of Zambia (MAZ) is the professional organisation representing Registered-Nurse Midwives (RN/M), Enrolled-Nurse-Midwives (EN/M) and certified midwives (CM) in Zambia. Guided by its vision of “An Empowered Midwife for Professional Excellence,” MAZ is committed to promoting quality, evidence-based midwifery care at all levels of the health system. Through leadership, advocacy, education, and strategic partnerships locally and internationally, MAZ champions improved maternal, neonatal, child, and family health, while supporting the continuous professional development of midwives in Zambia.
Mental Health Users Network of Zambia (MHUNZA), established in 2000, is dedicated to improving the quality of mental health services in Zambia. The network advocates for the rights and inclusion of persons with psychosocial disabilities by identifying their needs, influencing policy, and engaging in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of mental health services. MHUNZA also raises public awareness and drives advocacy for change. MHUNZA’s is guided by its vision of a society where persons with mental disabilities enjoy equal rights and opportunities.
Society for Gender Justice (Gender Justice), established in 2014, is a human rights and governance advocacy organization operating in five districts in Zambian districts – Mazabuka, Monze, Gwembe, Pemba, and Namwala. Gender Justice focuses on advancing gender equality, protecting human rights, and promoting good governance, with a primary focus on women, youth, and children. Rooted in the belief that transforming gender and power relations is key to ending poverty and inequality, the organization champions women’s collective action as a driving force for sustainable change and inclusive development.
