Zambia Health Education And Communications Trust

Zambia Health Education And Communications Trust is a non-profit organization and community development corporation registered in SAM.gov, located in Lusaka, Zambia. The organization appears to specialize in health-related initiatives, particularly focusing on community-driven health interventions and monitoring programs. With active registration until May 9, 2025, the entity has demonstrated capabilities in implementing health-focused projects that address critical community needs, particularly in the realm of HIV care and zoonotic disease prevention.

Through federal contract sub-awards, Zambia Health Education And Communications Trust has engaged in complex health and community intervention projects. Specifically, their most recent sub-contract award with Panagora Group Inc. involves collaborative efforts to prevent, detect, and notify zoonotic disease threats. The project encompasses comprehensive strategies including risk communication and community engagement (RCCE), community-based surveillance (CBS), and human resource development interventions in the animal health sector. Their scope includes developing work plans, designing capacity strengthening strategies, monitoring program performance, participating in data review meetings, and sharing best practices to enhance overall program effectiveness.

The organization has a documented history of federal grant awards from the Bureau of African Affairs, specifically focusing on community-led monitoring to improve HIV care quality in Zambia's Central Province. Their grant awards, dated March 2022 and April 2021, were structured as project grants aimed at enhancing community-driven healthcare monitoring and intervention strategies. These grants demonstrate the organization's expertise in designing and implementing targeted health initiatives that leverage community involvement to improve healthcare outcomes, with a particular emphasis on HIV care quality improvement and community-led monitoring approaches.