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Caritas Kafue
Caritas Kafue, formerly known as Social Ministry for Justice and Development (SMJD) is the Humanitarian and Development agency of the Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of Lusaka in Zambia. The vision of Caritas Kafue is a society where all people live in harmony and have equal opportunities to equitably attain integral human development.
Country: Zambia
Address: P.O. Box 32754, Lusaka
Telephone: +260 211 256540
Fax:
Email: adlcaritas@iconnect.zm
www:
Contact person: White James Mwale
Theme: Building Local Democracy
Caritas Kafue, inspired by the Gospel values and social teachings of the Church, strives to work with the grassroots towards integral human development by building sustainable local capacity through social awareness, training and accompaniment. The overall goal is to contribute to the reduction of poverty and mitigation of its effects through quality interventions.
The entry point of the interventions is through the various Parish Administrative structures which are very well structured up to the grassroots or community level. This is the biggest resource and most effective way of reaching the people that are most in need.
The Archdiocese of Lusaka has 62 Parishes, divided into 4 deaneries, namely, East, West, South and Kabwe, comprising both urban and rural. The Archdiocese covers Lusaka and, to a larger extent, Central Provinces of Zambia. Lusaka Province has 4 districts, namely Lusaka, Chongwe, Kafue and Luangwa.
Address: P.O. Box 32754, Lusaka
Telephone: +260 211 256540
Fax:
Email: adlcaritas@iconnect.zm
www:
Contact person: White James Mwale
Theme: Building Local Democracy
Caritas Kafue, inspired by the Gospel values and social teachings of the Church, strives to work with the grassroots towards integral human development by building sustainable local capacity through social awareness, training and accompaniment. The overall goal is to contribute to the reduction of poverty and mitigation of its effects through quality interventions.
The entry point of the interventions is through the various Parish Administrative structures which are very well structured up to the grassroots or community level. This is the biggest resource and most effective way of reaching the people that are most in need.
The Archdiocese of Lusaka has 62 Parishes, divided into 4 deaneries, namely, East, West, South and Kabwe, comprising both urban and rural. The Archdiocese covers Lusaka and, to a larger extent, Central Provinces of Zambia. Lusaka Province has 4 districts, namely Lusaka, Chongwe, Kafue and Luangwa.