As we mark Children’s Justice Week 2026, ZACOP joins Zambia in calling on families, churches, schools, communities and leaders to create safer spaces for every child. Let us protect children from online violence, harmful exposure, exploitation and abuse and empower them to speak up and thrive. “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.” Proverbs 31:8 Safe Children. Brighter Futures. Stronger Zambia.

In the summer of 2025, Five Talents formed a new partnership with the Zambia Anglican Council Outreach Programme (ZACOP) to work across all of the five Anglican dioceses in the country: Central Zambia, Eastern Zambia, Luapula, Lusaka and Northern Zambia. In extending the invitation to partner in Zambia, The Most Rev. Dr. Albert Chama, Archbishop of the Church of the Province of Central Africa and Presiding Bishop of Zambia Anglican Council, said: "We recognise that poverty,

Every girl deserves the freedom to learn, grow and shape her own future. As global leaders gather today to sustain and resolve to end child forced marriage, Zambia Anglican Council Outreach Programmes (ZACOP) stands with UNFPA Zambia and fellow partners in this shared commitment. Through the Anglican Church, we work with faith leaders and communities to foster open conversations about girls’ rights, education, adolescent health and the prevention of gender-based violence. Fai

From 22–26 June 2026, the Zambia Anglican Council Outreach Programmes (ZACOP) had the privilege of participating in the SBCC Summit by Ellen Mwila Chanda Mubanga and Kelvin M Munsongo .This was a transformative learning experience centred on the theme: "The Power of Connection: Reimagining Knowledge, Action and Equity in a Changing Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) Landscape." Throughout the summit, we were inspired to strengthen our commitment to: The Power of Connection and

The Zambia Anglican Council Outreach Programme hosted a team from the Burundi Anglican Church Development Arm, Anglican Development for Community Services, with support from Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD) from 19 to 20 September 2024. The Peer Exchange Visit was designed as a professional mentorship experience for SADC and ZACOP. It provided an opportunity for individual members of staff working in the church agencies and the church leadership to experience personal d

Speaking at the Life Skills and Health Education Steering Committee Launch on 18 February 2026, Most Reverend Dr. Albert Chama emphasized the transformative power of life skills and health education, affirming the faith community’s unwavering commitment to shaping resilient, responsible, and hopeful young people. “To educate a child in life skills is to honour the image of God within them, forming conscience, preserving dignity, and securing the moral future of our nation.” A

Archbishop Dr Albert Chama has issued a timely call to action, urging the church at all levels to safeguard children, women, and vulnerable persons actively and to commit itself to being a truly safe church. And Central Diocese Bishop Emmanuel Chikoya said that the church must not only preach love and justice but also embody them through deliberate protection, accountability, and compassion. Safe Church Conference delegation Rt. Rev. Emmanuel Chikoya -Bishop of Central Zambia

ZACOP, on 1st December 2022, through the Anglican Diocese of Luapula, joined the rest of the world to commemorate World AIDS Day under...

As ZACOP continues to commemorate the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, a graduation ceremony was held on 27/11/2022 for...

The Zambia Anglican Council Outreach Program (ZACOP) and its Partners @USPGglobal @PWRDF @EpiscopalRelief @ABM_Mission join the world in...

The Zambia Anglican Council Outreach Programmes (ZACOP) Will launch it's official website on the 15th August, 2022. During this launch,...