Faith in action.
Partner with ActionReach Zambia
Working together for every child.
Working together for every child
No single organisation can remove every barrier a child faces. ActionReach works with families, communities, churches, public institutions, schools, health facilities, civil-society organisations, donors, businesses and technical partners.
We seek partnerships that are clear about roles, respectful of children and communities, aligned with local systems and focused on meaningful results.
Government and public-service partners
We value collaboration with relevant Government ministries, departments, local authorities and public-service providers. Our role is to support access, coordination and follow-through while respecting public mandates, professional standards and statutory responsibilities.
Churches and community partners
Churches and community groups can help identify children who are overlooked, build trust with families, share accurate information and support inclusive community action. Partners should understand safeguarding expectations, confidentiality, non-discrimination and the voluntary nature of spiritual engagement.
Donors, foundations and institutional funders
We welcome conversations with funders interested in measurable child outcomes, legal identity, inclusive service access, community-rooted delivery and stronger accountability around referrals and follow-through. We aim to provide a clear programme logic, transparent budgets, defined indicators, responsible reporting and evidence of what resources achieve.
Corporate and private-sector partners
Businesses can contribute through financial support, employee volunteering, specialist expertise, technology, logistics, in-kind contributions or long-term partnerships. We will agree the purpose, safeguards, roles and reporting expectations for each collaboration.
Research and technical partners
We welcome appropriate collaboration on evaluation, learning, data quality, disability inclusion, service coordination, digital systems and evidence-based programme improvement. Any research involving children must meet ethical, safeguarding, consent and data-protection requirements.
Let’s talk about how our work could complement yours
If your organisation shares our commitment to every child’s dignity and rights, we would welcome a conversation about how our work could complement yours.