IMPACT NETWORK INTERNATIONAL INC

Integrates menstrual health education into netball and school programs, beginning in 2019, resulting in students producing over 1,000 to 3,500 reusable pads and expanding workshops to three new districts.

Delivers community-level workshops on WASH, HIV/AIDS prevention, gender-based violence, and child protection for teachers, parents, PTA members, and community leaders, including training nearly 1,000 family members and supporting formation of child protection committees.

Conducts rigorous research including randomized controlled trials across 35 schools with American Institutes for Research, multi-year surveys, and assessments showing significant gains in enrollment, literacy, numeracy, and student safety.

Conducts weekly Life Skills and Sexuality workshops for students in grade 5 and above, and delivers a comprehensive Life Skills & Reproductive Health curriculum to 2,000–2,500 upper primary students annually.

Implements the Read Smart phonics and Cinyanja early literacy programs across eight schools in Eastern Province, Zambia, reaching over 900 Grade 1–2 students. Pilot results show 75% of first-grade students achieved "desirable" or "outstanding" reading levels, and after two years only 3% were below minimum standards compared to 31% nationally.

Organizes termly 'Special Days' that suspend regular classes for hands-on, thematic projects to promote academic enrichment and engagement.

Teaches environmental awareness through the Earth Warriors curriculum for grades 1–4 and conducts large-scale tree planting campaigns, with reports of over 8,000 to 15,000 trees planted to combat deforestation.

Provides teacher training in effective pedagogy, classroom management, and subject-specific instruction, including day-long Read Smart sessions for grade 1–2 teachers across four districts.

Hires and trains local community members as teachers, fostering intergenerational educational impact and community ownership of schools.

Runs GLOW clubs for nearly 400 upper primary school girls, covering topics such as puberty, consent, gender-based violence, and reproductive health.

Provided funding to Zambia Impact Network Limited in 2024 to deliver quality education to 6,000 students across more than 40 schools, demonstrating a grantmaking role in supporting on-the-ground implementation.

Provides play-based early childhood education to over 400 children aged 3 to 6 across 8–16 classes in rural Zambian schools, with one source specifying service to 350 children in 8 schools.

Equips students with tablets and implements eLearning programs using the Kolibri offline platform in community schools to enhance ICT skills, engagement, and knowledge retention.

Ensures every student has access to a trusted adult and trained social worker for psychosocial support, and runs the Mentorship Project to provide non-academic student support.

Operates 100 netball teams across rural villages in Katete district and supports 80 teams province-wide, engaging over 1,000 to 1,500 girls in competitive sports. Integrates financial literacy, menstrual health, and hygiene education into programming.

Delivers wrap-around education services through the eSchool 360 model, operating in over 40 schools and serving more than 6,000 students with a focus on access, quality, and student well-being. The program includes academic instruction, psychosocial support, life skills, and community engagement initiatives.