Passing of Joyce Ayles

We are writing to let you know that our mum, Joyce Ayles, passed away peacefully in Salisbury hospital on 12 July. Just before she became ill, she had prepared an update on the HEAL project which you can see here. We are holding a memorial service to celebrate Joyce’s life on Friday 6th September at […]

Heal Project Update April 2024

Racheal (headmistress) reports: “Schools reopened later than usual on 12th February because of the outbreak of cholera in Zambia and the government ordered all schools to close for a period of time, but the pupils have started coming for classes. We currently have 280 pupils who have reported so far. Regarding the cholera outbreak none of […]

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Transit Home

We are currently looking after over thirty children who have no one to care for them. A few of them were badly mistreated following the loss of their parents, others were very sick. With help from donations they now have access to healthcare and are all attending school.

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Garden

We have our own garden where we grow vegetables to help provide us and the children with a healthy diet.

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Learning Centre

The HEAL Project School is in a community on the outskirts of Lusaka called Ngombe. Over 350 children affected by HIV attend the school and receive lunch. They are either orphans or children with sick parents. With the help of our friends we have built classrooms and a kitchen, we have latrines and a well […]

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Crafts

We produce a variety of arts and crafts for sale to provide money for our activities. We make handmade, badges, Christmas cards and can sew clothes or curtains to order. We also have postcards for sale.

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Latest News

Read how the charity started in both Zambia with Jeannies Story and then in the UK.

We also have a leaflet about the charity that you can download and distribute to help spread the word about us.

You can keep in touch with the project by visiting our Facebook and Twitter pages.