Action Africa Help International – Zambia (AAH-Z) programme, launched in 2001, initially started its work in Northern Zambia (Luapula Province). Through a partnership with the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), AAH-Z initially managed a refugee programme in Kala and Mwange Camps where over 45,000 refugees mainly from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) benefited from the various interventions ranging from health, livelihood, and warehouse management. 

By 2012, the operation expanded its programmes to Zambia’s capital Lusaka to manage the Urban refugee Programme.

AAH-Z programme portfolio has since grown to six (6) different programmes being implemented across the country. The programmes being implemented include Warehouse and Logistics Management, Referral Health Services for refugees, Unconditional Food Support for refugees, Food and Nutrition Security Enhanced Resilience, Lifesaving Emergency Response, and Malaria Prevention projects.

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