Education
Chipata Primary School
Located in Katosa Village and serving neighbouring villages, the school is a shared priority for renovation, facilities, learning materials and student sponsorship.
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Development led by the community
Together, we are building a safer and more prosperous future.
Katosa Village is bringing local leadership, community participation and committed partners together to improve education, electricity access, safety, farming and sustainable livelihoods.
Community-ledPriorities shaped locally
Electricity projectCurrently underway
Police partnershipLocal safety training
Open participationIndividuals & organisations
Current priorities
Practical projects rooted in village life.
Every initiative begins with a real local need and is designed to strengthen dignity, capability and long-term independence.
Project underway
Electricity access
Bringing dependable power to the area so families, schools and local enterprise can grow.
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Safety partnership
Safer villages
Working with Nkhamenya Police Unit to train local community safety volunteers and strengthen order and cooperation.
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Core livelihood priority
Farming, fertilizer & incomes
Supporting better farming outcomes while championing new community-owned ways to earn income and reduce poverty.
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Leadership close to the people
A shared vision championed from within.
Group Village Head Katosa is championing the development programme with local residents, within the area of Senior Group Village Head Chilamphuma and Senior Group Village Head Kambatuwa, and works hand in hand with T/A Kaluluma. The approach is built on listening, local responsibility and partnerships that respect community priorities.
Progress lasts when the community helps decide, build and sustain it.
Meet the leadership approachPeople who must be included
Dignity, care and participation at every age and ability.
Development planning includes older people, residents living alone, visually impaired people and others who may need practical or communication support.
Older people
Practical care and inclusion
Household-led assessment will guide food, mobility, daily living and trusted-contact support without assuming dependence from age alone.
Disability inclusion
Accessible support and opportunity
Visually impaired residents and people with other disabilities must be heard directly and included in services, livelihoods and community decision-making.
Three ways to participate
Support, visit or help deliver impact.
One trusted platform connects sponsors and development partners with the people and teams doing the work.
Katosa Village
Sponsor & participate
Support a student, school, infrastructure or livelihood initiative and receive progress updates.
NAC Travel
Travel with purpose
Coordinate international school allocations, group visits and community travel requirements.
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Deliver & document projects
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Registration will be open to individual sponsors, schools, companies and development organisations.