About Us
Established in 2014, Nsansa Village Community Development Mission is a non-government organization (NGO) involved in caring for Zambia’s street children by providing education, shelter, healthcare, detoxification programs, and skills training.
Nsansa Village is well-known and well-respected within Zambia and partners with the following: Ministry of Community Development and Social Services, Ministry of Youth, Sport, and Arts, and Zambia Police.
But Jesus called them to him, saying, “Let the children come to me, and do not hinder them, for to such belongs
the kingdom of God."
Luke 18:16 (ESV)
Our Mission
At Nsansa Village, our mission is to:
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Rescue street children,
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Restore lost hope, and
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Rebuild lost dignity for the less privileged in our society.
We help guide these children out of the darkness of the streets, offering them a second chance at life, filled with hope, purpose, and opportunity.
Our Vision
We envision a future where every child, regardless of their past circumstances, is able to thrive, contribute to their communities, and lead lives filled with dignity and self-worth.
Programs & Services
Nsansa Village offers a comprehensive range of programs and services aimed at rescuing, rehabilitating, and empowering street children in Zambia. This multifaceted approach ensures each child receives the support and guidance needed to reclaim their lives and reintegrate into society as responsible individuals.
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Outreach
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Psychosocial Support & Counseling
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Skills Training
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Basic Education
Ongoing Needs
Nsansa Village provides for the basic needs of all children onsite, including:
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Daily meals and essential nutrients, toiletries, school tuition, exam fees, school supplies, transportation, healthcare and prescriptions, clothing, facility expenses, mattresses and
bedding, electricity and solar, school and recreational books, cleaning supplies, and much more…
In addition, Nsansa Village strives to host eight street outreaches per month. At each outreach, there is a meal (if funds allow), fellowship,
devotion, and prayer.
Our priority is to share the Gospel with these children because they desperately need hope and salvation. We must be a guiding light to point them to Jesus Christ.