We have learned that providing only HIV medications to children living with HIV is not enough to ensure that children beat back HIV, stay healthy, and attend school.
Programs for the Community
The New Malaria Vaccine May Overdeliver
In October 2022, we had shared information about the approval and launch of a malaria vaccine by the WHO. Recently we received exciting news; the new malaria vaccine is overdelivering on its efficacy.
Games and Educational Workshops Improve Mental and Physical Health
“Safe Park”, is a community outreach program that promotes the physical/mental development, and healing of children by utilizing research and evidence-based interventions implemented by health workers trained in trauma management. This program is open to all children from the community and its goal is to assess children’s behavior and foster learning through educational games and workshops.
June 2024 - The New Malaria Vaccine May Overdeliver
Dear Power of Love Friend: Happy June!
May 2024 - Meet Our Inspiration
Dear Friend: Happy May!
April 2024 - We Are Celebrating All Children in Our Programs
Dear Power of Love Friend: Happy April!
Activities and Impact of Project Mosquito Nets in 2023
Executive Summary
Achievements of Women Enrolled in POL's Micro Loans and Training Program
Executive Summary
The Power of Love team is grateful for your continued support and dedication to empower vulnerable women, educate children, and alleviate poverty. Your continued support is building a community of empowered and self-reliant women entrepreneurs.
Rationale for a Microloans program and the Impact of COVID
Provision of Mosquito Bed Nets Saves Lives
Is malaria a problem? In 2022, malaria claimed 608,000 lives globally (6% higher than pre-COVID), with Sub-Saharan Africa accounting for 94% of malaria cases and deaths. Zambia, one of 20 countries with the highest malaria incidence and mortality, has a high prevalence of malaria co-infection with HIV and TB.
Our Response to the Cholera Outbreak in Zambia
A quick positive update. Zambia has been going through a cholera outbreak since last October. With more than 19,000 cases, 600 deaths, and a case fatality rate of 3.5% this is the worst cholera outbreak since 2017. The government has launched an aggressive campaign deploying oral vaccines to curb the spread of cholera.











