Primrose Community Health Organization

Yesterday our amazing youths joined the nation in commemorating the 2026 National Youth Day under the theme “Arise and Soar.”

Yesterday, Primrose launched a community-based project funded in rural Kafue. The project seeks to address social and behavioral challenges by promoting integration of HIV services with economic opportunities to provide viable and complementary alternatives to HIV prevention.

Donating 40 x desks to Chanyanya Primary School in rural Kafue District. This action not only enhances educational opportunities for vulnerable populations, but also contributes to enhancing the learning environment that ensures that every child has the chance to learn and thrive

Personal Testimony from a Savings Group Member in Chiawa Chiefdom "Before joining the savings group, I struggled to save enough for money. The thought of an emergency was terrifying. But being part of this group changed everything. I also learned to manage my money better."

PriCHO Program Staff have just undergone a Resource Mobilization Training whose aim was to equip staff with knowledge and skills to contribute to improving the objective of diversifying funding sources, managing resources effectively, and building a strong financial foundation.

Primrose orientated Peer Educators attached at Estates and Chikupi Clinics. They were oriented on how to effectively support their peers in accessing health services and information, and fostering a safe and supportive environment for young people.

Tonight the The African Visionary Fund unveiled it new name, The African Collaborative. This bold new identity reflects a powerful vision and impact, and an exciting new chapter. Primrose Community Health Organization is proud to be associated with The African Collaborative.

PriCHO donated 30 x school desks to Mutendere Secondary School in the Kafue district. The donation aims to ensure learners receive quality education, which will enable them to acquire the skills they need to follow their dreams, support themselves and their families in the future

Today Primrose donated 30 x Double Seater Desks to Mutendere Primary School in Kafue District. The Guest of Honor was the District Commissioner and in attendance were Representation from the District Education Board, the PTA , Staff from the School, Learners and Community members

PMTCT (Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV) programs remain critical because they significantly reduce the risk of HIV transmission from mothers to their children, preventing new paediatric HIV infections and contributing to an AIDS-free generation.

Primrose Community Health Organization today joined the rest of nation in commemorating the 2025 National Youth Day, which took place at Nkhosa Stadium under the theme “Voices Amplified and Innovations Ignited.”

Every year on the 8th of March, Primrose Community Health Organization joined the rest of the world yesterday to commemorate International Women’s Day. International Women's Day celebrates women’s achievements and advocates for gender equality.

Therefore supporting young women in farming can reduce their vulnerability to HIV, through creating opportunities in terms of access to economic empowerment and land. These opportunities can contribute to helping young women make better decisions and improve their quality of life

"Your support and collaboration have been invaluable to our organization's growth. We extend our sincerest gratitude for your continued partnership."

World Children’s Day is UNICEF’s Global Day of Action for children, by children, marking the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. We are proud to have been part of supporting this year commemoration of the World Children’s Day in Kafue District.

Primrose Community Health Organization this week held its third quarter District Paediatric HIV Technical Review Meeting. The aim of these quarterly meetings is to track progress on the implementation of the Kids to Care Project in Chiawa Chiefdom.