Become A Sponsor Today!
3 Students
are waiting for sponsorship for 2026.
as of June 4, 2026
FHCI’s Sponsorship Program provides you with the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of vulnerable children in Zambia by investing in their education. In times of crisis, children in poverty are especially vulnerable and face numerous challenges. Your monthly or annual gift will give your sponsored child access to life-changing benefits, such as educational support, nutritious meals, individualized medical care, and empowerment sessions. As a sponsor, you will be able to see your impact firsthand through letters and photos from your student. See our students below and learn more about them before you choose who you wish to support!
Our Sponsorship Program is Comprised of…
47
Primary Students
48
Secondary Students
13
Boarding Students
20
Uni and Trade Students
Renew your Sponsorship for 2027
Are you currently a sponsor and need to renew your sponsorship for 2027? Click on the button below to either make a one time payment for your student, or to set up a monthly payment plan!
2026 Sponsorship Students
Join us in making a profound impact on young lives! We currently have just 1 primary student and 2 boarding students remaining who are still in need of a sponsor to support their educational journeys for the rest of 2026. Each of these students are standing at the threshold of a transformative experience, where uninterrupted access to education can shape their futures immeasurably. Explore their stories and become a beacon of hope in their educational pursuits by becoming a sponsor today!
You can also make a donation of any size through our Sponsorship Program Campaign Link, which will be utilized to support as many students as possible.
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Meet Jacob!
Age: 11
Grade: 4
Cost Annually: $380
Cost Monthly: $54.50 (for 7 months) -

Meet Henry!
Age: 17
Grade: 9
Amount Still Needed: $465
Cost Monthly: $66.50 (for 7 months) -

Meet Samba!
Age: 18
Grade: 10
Cost Annually: $785
Cost Monthly: $112 (for 7 months)
Have Questions?
Are you interested in sponsoring a child but have questions you would like answered before you fully commit? Send us an email at admin@fhcizambia.org. We will be happy to answer any questions you might have via email, phone call, or virutal meeting. Let us know what works best for you!
2027 Sponsorship Students
2027 will be here before we know it and as of now, we expect to have at least 13 students who will be in need of a sponsor.
Despite facing various challenges along their educational paths, these determined students are unwavering in their commitment to complete their schooling. Join us in supporting their aspirations by becoming a sponsor today!
You can also make a donation of any size through our Sponsorship Program Campaign Link, which will be utilized to support as many students as possible.
NOTE: Zambia is of no exception to the rising issue of global inflation. Therefore, the cost to sponsor a student in 2027 has risen slightly as compared to this year.
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Meet Frank!
Primary Student
Age: 8
Grade: 2
Annually: $400
Monthly: $33.50/month -

Meet Favour!
Primary Student
Age: 8
Grade: 3
Annually: $400
Monthly: $33.50/month -

Meet Rashid!
Primary Student
Age: 9
Grade: 4
Annually: $400
Monthly: $33.50/month -

Meet John!
Primary Student
Age: 10
Grade: 5
Annually: $400
Monthly: $33.50/month -

Meet Monica!
Primary Student
Age: 12
Grade: 4
Annually: $400
Monthly: $33.50/month -

Meet Joseph!
Secondary Student
Age: 13
Grade: 8
Annually: $475
Monthly: $40/month -

Meet Nathan!
Boarding Student
Age: 14
Grade: 9
Annually: $800
Monthly: $67/month -

Meet Isaac M!
Boarding Student
Age: 16
Grade: 9
Annually: $800
Monthly: $67/month -

Meet Rabecca!
Boarding Student
Age: 16
Grade: 9
Annually: $800
Monthly: $67/month -

Mweet Isaac C!
Boarding Student
Age: 16
Grade: 10
Annually: $800
Monthly: $67/month
University Fund
In 2026, we have 20 university students and need a total of $16,500 to enable these dedicated students to pursue their education and achieve their dreams. This fund is for all their tuition fees, as well as accommodation and upkeep. Not only are you giving them the opportunity to finish school, but allowing them to do so comfortably by limiting their financial barriers. Donating any amount will go a long way, because together, we can transform lives and ignite a brighter future for the communities in Zambia!
Upon graduation, students will contribute 5% of their yearly salary to support FHCI’s University Program, for each year they have actively participated. This initiative strongly aligns with our mission of breaking the cycle of poverty in Zambia.
THANK YOU!
FAQs about our Sponsorship
+ How do I sponsor a child?
a. For new sponsors: Once you have read through the student profiles and found a student you would like to sponsor, click on the blue button underneath the student’s picture that says “Become a Sponsor Now”. After clicking on this button, you will be directed to the student's page. On the left hand side of the page is the payment box where you will have the option to pay the full amount for your student, or to pay monthly. Once you select which option works best for you, click on the ammount, then click continue. Once you completed the process, you will then receive a confirmation email from us, meaning you have successfully completed the donation process and are now a sponsor!
b. For current sponsors: If you are currently sponsoring a student and want to continue to sponsor them for the 2026 school year, click on the button that says, “Renew your Sponsorship” in the top banner of the “Sponsor a Child” page. After clicking on the button, the check-out page will pop up and you will have the option to pay the full amount for your student(s), or to pay monthly. Once you select which option works best for you, select the amount you want to donate then click continue. After you complete the checkout you will receive a conformation email from us!
+ How long does my sponsorshop last?
Sponsorship is done on a year-by-year basis. In August you will be asked if you would like to continue to sponsor your student for the upcoming school year, or if you would like us to find your student a new sponsor.
+ What if I need to make a change to my sponsorship?
You can make changes to your monthly giving anytime. Please contact our Care Team to adjust, delay, or cancel. And because of our on-going commitment to our children from the time of sponsorship through graduation, your child will continue to receive benefits from the program, and we will work to find them another sponsor as soon as possible.
+ Who is Free Haven Community Initiative?
Free Haven Community Initiative (FHCI) is a registered Non- Governmental Organization (NGO) located in Livingstone, Zambia that has four main areas of focus: Education, Nutrition, Health, and Empowerment. In order for the Zambian NGO to be successful, a non-profit organization called Free Haven Community Initiative, Inc. was formed in America to assist its Zambian counterpart. By organizing fundraisers, processing donations, and handling marketing strategies, this partnership makes it possible for the Zambian-based NGO to carry out its day to day functions and focus on its primary goals. The American non-profit is run by a board of directors. The people on this board volunteer their time to make the aforementioned tasks possible. In addition to the American team, the Zambian- based NGO has its own board of directors to manage the organization’s projects in Zambia.
+ What happens if my student drops out or gets removed from the program?
There are several reasons why students may drop out or are removed from the sponsorship program throughout the year. Usually, this is due to students or guardians breaking the Code of Conducts or the student moving away. We handle each case on an individual basis and provide extra support to those that need it as well as give out three strikes to enable them the opportunity to reflect and improve on behaviours. However, despite our best efforts, some students or guardians do not take the program seriously. We want every student to take this opportunity to make the most of the program, so sometimes we may have no choice but to remove students and replace them with another vulnerable student.
Students may be removed or drop out at any point of the year. So what happens when they do? See below for steps that are taken in due circumstance.