EmpowerCare Youths Network Solution (EYNS) is a non-governmental organization founded by Nalubanda Chipo, known as Nalu, to empower youth. Launched on May 11, 2023, it received official registration from the National Youth Development Council on July 6, 2023.
Fostering autonomy and confidence among adolescents, enabling them to shape their futures positively.
Advocating for accessible and inclusive educational opportunities to equip young individuals with knowledge and skills.
Demonstrating empathy and understanding in all interactions, especially when addressing sensitive issues affecting adolescents.
Promoting teamwork, partnerships, and community engagement to achieve collective impact and sustainable change.
Ensuring equal access and representation for all adolescents, regardless of gender, background, or location.
Embracing creativity and innovative approaches to address complex challenges faced by adolescents effectively.
As the Founder/CEO of EYNS, Nalu is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of young people. EYNS aims to promote the welfare and development of young people, with a particular focus on education, health, and entrepreneurship. The organization seeks to provide mentorship, training, and other resources to help young people achieve their full potential.
This group comprises young individuals between childhood and adulthood, typically aged between 10 to 19 years old. EYNS aims to provide them with specific health services, education, mentorship, and support to navigate this critical phase of their lives
EYNS focuses on children who are at risk or disadvantaged due to various circumstances such as orphanhood, poverty, abuse, or neglect. They aim to provide these children with comprehensive support systems to improve their well-being and opportunities for a better future.
This group includes both men and women who have been victims of physical, sexual, emotional, or economic violence based on their gender. EYNS aims to offer interventions, support, and resources to help survivors of GBV recover and prevent further incidents.
We provide Adolescent Friendly Health Services and educational support to girls and boys. Our focus includes combating gender-based violence, preventing teenage pregnancy, and empowering youth through climate change programs.
Through its services and interventions, EYNS is striving to create a more just and equitable society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
The EmpowerCare Youths Network Solution (EYNS) is focusing its efforts primarily in Zambia’s Choma Southern Province, but the organization also has aspirations to expand globally. By collaborating with other organizations or extending their services, EYNS could address similar issues faced by adolescents, vulnerable populations, and survivors of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) worldwide. This expansion might involve sharing best practices, resources, and strategies to support these marginalized groups on a larger scale. The initiative’s success in Zambia could serve as a model for tackling similar issues in other regions, and EYNS could utilize its expertise to help young people and vulnerable groups in different parts of the world. With its commitment to empowering local communities and promoting social justice, EYNS has the potential to make a significant impact globally.
This population is particularly vulnerable and in need of support to improve their overall well-being and safety. EYNS aims to provide health services, education, and support systems for these individuals, as well as interventions to prevent and address GBV.
Our vision is to create a society where young people have easy access to healthcare services, and where collaborations exist.
Our mission is to provide complete Adolescent Friendly Health Services, educational help, and empowerment projects.
EmpowerCare Youths Network Solution (EYNS) is a non-governmental organization founded by Nalubanda Chipo, also known as Nalu.
The project team is committed to making a difference in the lives of these vulnerable children and bringing hope to their families.
