Lead Me Back Foundation

Over the past few years, our programs have reached and supported thousands of individuals, providing crucial health services and resources to underserved communities. Each year, we've expanded our reach and deepened our commitment to improving lives through health: 2020: Over 500 individuals received health screenings and consultations.  2021: Nearly 1,200 people benefitted from mental health support and wellness programs.  2022: More than 1,500 individuals participated in our preventive care workshops and medical camps.  2023: An incredible 2,000+ lives impacted through comprehensive health and wellness initiatives! Our mission is driven by a belief that everyone deserves access to quality health resources, and we’re deeply grateful to our partners, volunteers, and supporters for making this possible. Together, we’re building healthier communities and creating lasting change! #Dineforthestars  #CommunityHealth #Impact #WellnessForAll

Each ticket purchased for our annual fundraiser dinner provides free healthcare access to multiple individuals at our Ubumi Care Clinics! ✨ Our recent fundraiser dinner provided access to free healthcare for 121 people in the first quarter of this year. Your support helps us bring essential medical services to vulnerable communities, ensuring that more people receive the care they need. Join us for this year’s fundraiser dinner and be a part of the change! 🌍 #Dineforthestars #FundraiserDinner #HealthcareForAll #UbumiCareClinics

We understand the transformative impact education has on an individual, community, country, and the globe. That is why we are deeply committed to being a beacon of hope for vulnerable children. Over the past three years, we have donated over 350, 000 school essentials to provide educational support, and we take pride in the fact that this has been on a progressive scale. In 2021, as an inaugural project, Guardian For A Year saw about 50 children through school in Lusaka and Ndola Combined. Through the support from Lead Me Back guardians, donors, and corporate sponsors, we spread to three more towns between 2022 and 2023. Today we stand proud of impacting over 120 students by giving them school essentials and mentorship, that lay the groundwork for a better future. We aim to improve our impact every year. Join us on this mission by purchasing a ticket to our fundraiser today. #Dineforthestars #fundraisingevent #qualityeducation

Zambia at 60!🇿🇲 Reflecting on our history, we choose to look forward to a brighter future—empowering the next generation, advancing education, and building a healthier nation. Happy Independence Day to all Zambians, young and old. #ZambiaAt60 #IndependenceDay

Did you know? Having a male relative who has had breast cancer increases your chances of having breast cancer. This is true if this relative is a close one such as;  a brother, son, or father. If you are in such a setting, be advised to see a doctor for further evaluation if cancer genetically runs in your family. #October #BreastCancerAwareness #GoodHealthAndWell-being #SDG3 

Join us for our 3rd Annual Fundraising Dinner on December 7th at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre! With your support, our previous dinners have successfully funded our Guardian for a Year initiative and the Ubumi Care Clinic, impacting the lives of countless young people. Let’s come together and change more lives! #LeadMeBackFoundation #TogetherWeCan #FundraiserDinner #2024

We are proud to congratulate our Executive Director, Genesis Mwamba, for winning the Student Health and SDG Impact Award at the inaugural Zambia Health Summit and Awards by the Doctors Leadership Academy. His work continues to uplift vulnerable communities by improving healthcare access and advancing sustainable development.

As the world celebrates the International Day of the Girl Child under the theme of “Girl’s Vision for the Future”, we are reminded of our mission to fight gender inequality in education. Lead Me Back Foundation remains committed to ensuring equal access to quality education for young girls. We uphold equity by ensuring that at least 60% of the Guardian for a year beneficiaries are girls. Happy International Day of the Girl Child. Let us together invest in the education of the girl child and give them a chance at realizing their full potential. #LeadMeBackFoundation #InternationalDayOfTheGirlChild #Equality

To finance SDG 4, the United Nations recommends at least 15-20% of the budget, or 4-6% of the GDP, be spent on Education. In the 2025 proposed National Budget the Government of Zambia is projected to spend 14.5% of the budget on education to improve access and ensure quality in education. Government efforts towards the attainment of SDG4 are progressive. However, there is a need for complementary efforts from citizens and civil societies. Did you know that by partnering with us on our education programs you would contribute to the attainment of SDG4, improving access to quality education for rural Zambia? Join hands with us today and drive the change Zambia needs! #QualityEducation #EducationForAll #SDG4 #LMBF

Over 65% of the Guardian For A Year beneficiaries are sitting for their national Examinations this year. The Examinations are less than a month away and we are so pleased to be a part of this journey. We remain grateful to all the Lead Me Back Guardians and donors who have committed to supporting our efforts. We extend best wishes to all our pupils as they prepare for the national examinations ahead. We believe in your abilities. #MovingTowardsMatters #QualityEducationForAll #SDG4now