In Zambia. blindness is estimated to be 2%, resulting in 389,200 blind people, with cataracts accounting for 50% of all cases, followed by glaucoma, trachoma, refractive errors, corneal opacities, and diabetic retinopathy, to name a few. Luapula province in Zambia is one of the most affected by avoidable blindness. The Ministry of Health, in collaboration

Lack of access to water, education and health services negatively affects the wellbeing of individuals.  Water, education and health services are vital for the social and economic progression of any community. However, some communities in Zambia are struggling to socially and economically progress due to lack of access to these basic human rights.  Kayumweyumwe in