Ways To Get Involved

Our work is driven by a shared commitment to serve something greater than ourselves. We bring together volunteers, trainers, healthcare professionals, and communities with one purpose: to save lives, reduce suffering, and improve health and wellbeing across Zambia.

While our reach is national, our impact is deeply rooted in the communities we serve every day. From urban centres to rural areas, we work alongside partners and local stakeholders to deliver practical health and emergency services that address real and pressing needs.

St John Zambia delivers a range of community-focused programmes through our dedicated staff and volunteers, including first aid training, event medical support, primary healthcare services, HIV/AIDS programmes, and ambulance and patient transport services.

Our work is guided by the values of humanity, dignity, and service to others. We are committed to empowering individuals and communities with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to support one another in times of need.

We invite you to join us in this mission to build safer, healthier, and more resilient communities across Zambia.

Contact us today to learn how you can take part in our training, volunteering, and community programmes.

Fundraising helps us continue delivering our essential programmes across Zambia, including first aid training, public event medical cover, primary healthcare services, HIV/AIDS programmes, and ambulance and patient transport services.

Through our fundraising initiatives and partnerships, we are able to equip more people with lifesaving skills, support community outreach activities, and strengthen our ability to respond to emergencies in both urban and rural communities.

Every fundraising effort directly supports our mission to save lives, reduce suffering, and improve health and wellbeing across Zambia.

A lasting gift in your will can help support communities across Zambia for years to come.

By including St John Zambia in your will, you help us continue delivering first aid training, public event medical cover, primary health care services, HIV/AIDS programmes, and ambulance and transport services that save lives and strengthen communities.

We are deeply grateful for legacy gifts, which play an important role in sustaining our work into the future.

If you choose to leave a gift, please speak to your solicitor to update your will and let us know so we can acknowledge your support.