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Urgent Appeal for Help: Orphaned Children in Linda Compound Chilanga District Lusaka Zambia

Mercy community school foundation is a nonprofit making organization dedicated to provide free education meals and psychosocial support to orphaned students who are coming from dervise and challenging back grounds. The school foundation is located 75km south of Lusaka in Linda compound chilanga district Lusaka Zambia. We are facing the critical infrastructure challenges including the …

Mercy community school foundation is a nonprofit making organization dedicated to provide free education meals and psychosocial support to orphaned students who are coming from dervise and challenging back grounds. The school foundation is located 75km south of Lusaka in Linda compound chilanga district Lusaka Zambia.

We are facing the critical infrastructure challenges including the shortages of classrooms and sanitation facilities. We also facing challenges of laptops, clothings and football wear.

At mercy community school foundation we firmly believe that every child no matter their back grounds deserve a safe place to learn grow and thrive.
We are appealing for help from welwishers world wide to help us bridge this gap and ensure a safe learning and supportive environment.

Contact us: mercycommunityschool2006@gmail.com

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Author: Jester Chifumbule from Mercy Community School Foundation on behalf of Mercy community school foundation.

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Vickie Remoe: Vickie Remoe is a South African journalist who has worked for the SABC and the Mail & Guardian. She is known
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