At Mothers Without Borders, our mission is to protect the vulnerable and empower the marginalized. We currently work in Zambia where we value local wisdom as we work together to protect, educate, and empower those we serve. We seek to empower everyone touched by our work, both inside Zambia and out.

Through our programs in Lusaka, Zambia, we serve hundreds of children by providing them with food, housing, education, mentoring, and job skills. Currently, we offer primary school to over 850 students and have helped an additional 62 students pursue higher education and training. Additionally, 300+ local women and young girls are offered literacy and business skills training that empowers them to live a happy and healthy life. 

In order to increase global awareness, we also take about 120 humanitarian volunteers to Zambia with us every year to assist in this work while participating in personal growth experiences.

Come see the impact of hope and become the change you want to see in the world.

Mothers Without Borders

Abigail Porter

This department focuses on initiatives and programs aimed at supporting and empowering boys in various aspects of their development.

Boys Empowerment

This department oversees the strategic direction and overall management of the organization.

Executive Leadership

This department focuses on assessing and enhancing the effectiveness and impact of programs through systematic data collection and analysis.

Monitoring and Evaluation

This department focuses on strategic communication and the development initiatives that drive organizational impact.

Impact and Development

This department provides support and assistance to individuals and families in need.

Mothers Without Borders

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Teams

Boys Empowerment

Executive Leadership

Monitoring and Evaluation

Impact and Development

Social Services

Offices

Mothers Without Borders

Org chart

Teams

Boys Empowerment

Executive Leadership

Monitoring and Evaluation

Impact and Development

Social Services

Offices

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