Proactive Community Action

Today, Proactive Community Action (PCA) proudly joins the global community in commemorating World Health Day 2026 under the theme, “Together for health: Stand with science.”

As an organization committed to promoting community well-being, PCA recognizes that achieving better health outcomes requires collective effort, informed decision-making, and a strong reliance on scientific knowledge. This year’s theme reminds us that health is not an individual pursuit, but a shared responsibility that calls for collaboration among communities, institutions, and nations.

In our communities, we continue to witness the importance of evidence-based approaches in addressing health challenges such as access to healthcare, disease prevention, and health education. By standing with science, we empower individuals with accurate information, encourage healthy behaviors, and strengthen systems that support long-term well-being.

PCA remains dedicated to advocating for inclusive health interventions, supporting vulnerable populations, and promoting awareness on key health issues affecting our society. We believe that when communities are informed and united, they become stronger and more resilient.

As we mark this important day, let us all commit to working together, trusting science, and building healthier communities for generations to come.

HEALTHIER LIVES, SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

Tomorrow, Proactive Community Action will be in Ndola as we partner with the Zambia University College of Technology (ZUT) Debate Society for the 2026 Inter-Faculty Debate.

Under the theme “Arise and Soar,”students from the School of Engineering, School of Business, and School of IT will engage in a powerful exchange of ideas, critical thinking, and intellectual dialogue.

We are proud to collaborate with ZUT in promoting youth engagement, leadership, and informed debate among university students.

Venue:ZUT Main Hall
Time:15:00hrs
Date:12th March 2026

If you are in Ndola, come through and witness the battle of ideas

🎄 Season’s Greetings from Proactive Community Action (PCA) 🎄
As we celebrate this festive season, Proactive Community Action (PCA) would like to inform all our stakeholders, partners, and the general public that our offices were closed yesterday, 22nd December 2025, and will officially reopen on 12th January 2026.
We take this opportunity to sincerely appreciate our dedicated team, volunteers, community members, donors, and supportive partners for the unwavering support, collaboration, and commitment shown throughout the year. Your continued trust and partnership have been instrumental in advancing our mission of empowering communities.
As we reflect on the year, we remain grateful for the collective efforts that have driven positive change and strengthened community participation. We look forward to continued collaboration and greater impact in the year ahead.

✨ Compliments of the Season ✨May this festive period bring you peace, joy, good health, and renewed hope for a prosperous New Year.
Warm regards,

Proactive Community Action (PCA)
Healthier Lives, Sustainable Future.

Cosmas Ngoma writes;

16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence 2025

Theme: “UNiTE to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls”

The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is an annual global campaign that runs from 25 November to 10 December, calling individuals, communities, and institutions worldwide to take action in ending all forms of gender-based violence.
This year’s theme, “UNiTE to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls,” highlights the urgent need to address online abuse, cyberbullying, digital harassment, non-consensual sharing of intimate images, and other forms of technology-facilitated violence.

In today’s world, digital platforms have become central to education, communication, and economic participation. However, they also serve as spaces where women and girls face increasing levels of harm. Online violence not only affects emotional well-being but also limits meaningful participation in digital spaces. The 2025 theme urges all stakeholders to create safer online environments, strengthen digital literacy, promote accountability, and challenge harmful behaviors rooted in gender inequality.

While this year’s theme focuses on women and girls, it is equally important to recognize that violence affects individuals of all genders. Boys and men also experience physical, emotional, and psychological abuse, often in silence due to stigma and societal expectations.
I stand in solidarity with all survivors of violence, regardless of gender, and acknowledge the need for inclusive support systems that protect every person’s dignity, safety, and rights.

I pledge to stand firmly against all forms of intimate partner violence.
I commit myself to promoting respect, safety, and non-violence in all relationships, both offline and online. I will raise awareness, support survivors, challenge harmful attitudes, and use every platform available to advocate for equality and justice.
I choose to be part of the solution today and every day.

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Proactive Community Action

Happy Independence Day, Mother Zambia 🇿🇲! As we celebrate 60+1 yearsProactive Community Action on the brave individuals who fought valiantly for our independence and honor the memory of those who sacrificed their lives in that struggle. Today, we also commit ourselves to building a brighter future for our nation through proactive community action and collective effort. Together, we can honor their legacy by working towards a more prosperous Zambia.