“Safe Park” is Power of Love’s community outreach program and is free and open to all children in the community of Matero, in Lusaka, Zambia. Program activities are held on Saturday mornings and any child from the community can join us in play and learning.
Pediatric HIV Care
What Makes Our Pediatric HIV Care Program Unique?
Children Enrolled are Precious and Inspiring
Our pediatric HIV care program (provides a comprehensive package of life saving health care services to 400 HIV+ orphans and vulnerable children) in Zambia, is unique for the following reasons.
Findings of a Study To Assess the Impact of Our Malaria Prevention Efforts
Malaria Prevention Efforts in 2019
Elements and Mechanics of our Pediatric HIV Care Program in Zambia
Our goal is to make health care accessible to as many HIV+ orphans and vulnerable children living in the comunity of Matero as we can.
Safe Park is an Invaluable Resource for the Community
Who attends "Safe Park"?
April 2019 - This Music is Soul Enriching
Dear Friend: Today we have a special piece of information to share. Power of Love and internationally renowned Flutist Sri Raman Kalyan, have collaborated to create soul enriching music. Sri Raman Kalyan generously donated worldwide distribution rights of this music to POL.
Milestones Reached by Power of Love’s Pediatric HIV Care Program in Zambia
In 2018, generous of donors helped provide a comprehensive package of life saving health care services to 400 HIV+ children, ongoing training to family members, PMTCT education to HIV+ pregnant women, and school support to vulnerable families.
March 2019 - Give the Gift of Health and Education to Vulnerable Children in India
Dear Power of Love Friend: Happy March! We work closely with our partner organization, Jagruthi, that provides high quality health care and education to several hundred vulnerable children of sex workers.
February 2019 - A New Malaria Vaccine Has Been Tested Successfully
Dear Power of Love Friend: Happy February!
January 2019 - 2019 is Off to a Great Start
Dear Power of Love Friend: Happy new year! Here is a wonderful piece of news to kick start 2019; people living with HIV may never develop AIDS. Researchers have found pathways to permanently suppress HIV infections, said Benni E. Vargas, at the University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine.
