With your help: Solar power for Kachele (Zambia)

We are building a sustainable and stable power supply for the Hands at Work regional center in Kachele (Zambia). The power supply in Zambia is highly dependent on hydropower. Unfortunately, the prolonged periods of drought this year have led to a sharp drop in water levels in the reservoirs. This has had a dramatic impact on the availability of electricity - including in Kachele, where there is currently often only around one hour of electricity available per day. 

The center in Kachele is the heart of our work in the region: 

A solar power system makes Kachele independent of the insecure power supply and creates a stable basis for our work - day after day.
We are collecting for this project in Australia, Great Britain, Canada, Germany and the USA.


Hands at Work in Africa is a Christian aid organization that cares for vulnerable children in Africa. The focus of our work is to create a place where children receive reliable care, food, access to medical care and education. In this place, the children are together with other children, can play and can simply be children.