Chalice Serenje Zambia

Programs

Sharing Christ to the need

Chalice is a Canadian, Catholic International child sponsorship charity. It was formerly known as Christian Child Care International (CCI).In Zambia, it has Two Sites, Kawambwa and Serenje site respectively. Under Serenje site they are five sub sites in Lusaka, Itezhizhi, Kabwe, Chamuka, Serenje and Mpika.

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Our Farm-Driven Food Initiative

At the eRoot Project, we focus on establishing sustainable food sources by integrating local farms into our school and community. This approach supports environmental health, promotes local agriculture, and ensures fresh, nutritious food for everyone.

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An automated irrigation system in a greenhouse sprays water onto rows of green plants. [Caption: An automated irrigation s...

Showcasing main farm initiatives for sustainable food production.

• Multiple plastic rain barrels connected to downspouts for water collection • Three raised garden beds with soil and plan...

Highlighting community-based gardening projects to promote local food sources.

A photo of a large, vegetable garden and several pieces of garden waste infrastructure, including two black composters, a ...

Our farm image gallery offers a glimpse into daily life on our sustainable farm, showcasing our efforts to provide fresh, local produce for the school and community.

vegetables in a field. fresh veggies on dirt. rows of green leafy plants. cabbage, carrots, tomatoes, zucchini, bell peppe...

Explore photos of our thriving crops, happy farm workers, and the natural beauty of a farm dedicated to sustainability and education.

Reviews

Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

The farm project has transformed our school’s approach to sustainable food, and the students are more engaged than ever.

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

It’s inspiring to see how our community is coming together to support local food sources. A true model for sustainability.

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

Our students love participating in the farm activities. It’s a great way to learn about ecosystem health and nutrition.

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