As part of our Education Programme, which aims to promote collaboration among NGOs to share best practices and resources, the Amos Youth Centre undertook a peer learning visit to Reachall Zambia in Livingstone.

In alignment with its ongoing efforts to enhance inclusive education practices, Amos Youth Centre facilitated a trip for its teachers, who travelled from Kafue to Livingstone. Both organisations are active Consortium for Sustainable Development (CSD) members. Amos Youth Centre primarily works with young learners and students with disabilities, making this exchange a valuable opportunity to share knowledge, strategies, and experiences with fellow educators.

The peer learning programme began with a visit to Mwandi Community School, one of Reachall’s key sites for implementing literacy clubs. Here, teachers from Amos had the chance to observe learners participating in a literacy club session, guided by a dedicated club mentor.

The visit concluded with a guided tour of Mukuni Big Five Safari and the magnificent Victoria Falls, one of Zambia’s most iconic landmarks. It is recognised as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.