Malaria continues to be the leading cause of child mortality globally and deaths due to malaria continue to be unacceptably high.

"Safe Park" is a program that is open to all children living in communities that have almost no places for them to play and learn in a safe environment.

Malaria continues to be the leading cause of child mortality globally and deaths due to malaria continue to be unacceptably high. It can destroy livelihoods and weaken already fragile health systems. However, there is good news on the malaria prevention front.

Power of Love's micro loans program provides multiple loans, business training, and ongoing support to vulnerable women in Zambia. The provision of training in entrepreneurial skills, three consecutive loans, and ongoing business support has been critical in building a community of women leaders and entrepreneurs.

Power of Love's pediatric HIV care program provides a suite of services to children living with HIV so that they can live close to normal/normal lives. With improved health, 95% of school age children are in school and our goal is for all children to graduate high school, get gainful employment, and be able to take good care of their families.

We strongly believe that games and fun activities are critical for the normal development of Children. Power of Love’s Safe Park/COVID education program continues to be popular with children and community leaders. In addition to educational games and workshops, the children now have an opportunity to check out books and videos at community libraries.

Impact of COVID, climate change: In the past 3-4 years, more countries are facing growing levels of food insecurity and lack of income opportunities due to COVID, climate change, and conflict. One solution is to provide income generating skills and loans/financing to these families.

Can we combat climate change and poor health?: Recent studies conclude that the provision of food, clean energy, education, health, water, and sanitation can result in reducing both the impact of climate change and poverty while boosting human well-being.

Malaria in Africa: Since 2000, malaria cases and deaths have been declining in Africa due to the provision of insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) and antimalarial drugs. A decrease in access in either or both would lead to potentially catastrophic increases in malaria morbidity and, mortality within Africa.

Why do children participate in this program? Children from different age groups love this program for different reasons. Younger children attend this program for snacks, toys, and opportunities to play with other kids their age. In the words of a young participant, "I learn a lot.