The Rotary Club of Lusaka Central 🇿🇲, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Maebashi East in Japan 🇯🇵, successfully completed the handover of the Yellow Bench Project under the Maternal and Child Health Program at Mawaya Urban Clinic in Kalomo, Southern Province, Zambia.
This impactful event took place on Friday, 30th January 2026, and marked a significant contribution toward improving maternal and child healthcare access for the local community.
Strengthening Maternal and Child Health Services
The Yellow Bench Project forms part of Rotary’s global commitment to supporting maternal and child health—one of the organization’s key areas of focus. The installation of yellow benches at health facilities helps:
- Enhance comfort for expecting mothers
- Improve clinic waiting areas
- Promote access to early childhood health services
- Support community awareness and health-seeking behavior
By providing these benches, Rotary ensures that mothers and children receive dignified, safe, and supportive care.
Official Handover Ceremony
The handover ceremony at Mawaya Urban Clinic was conducted by:
- Rtn. Abhishek Raj, President of the Rotary Club of Lusaka Central
- Mr. Joshua Munsaka Sikaduli, District Commissioner of Kalomo
Their participation highlighted the strong collaboration between Rotary leadership, local government, and community healthcare providers.
This partnership between Zambia and Japan exemplifies international cooperation and Rotary’s mission to create lasting, meaningful change.
A Continuing Commitment to Community Service
The Rotary Club of Lusaka Central continues to champion projects that uplift lives and strengthen public health systems across Zambia. Through collaboration with global Rotary clubs such as Maebashi East, these initiatives build sustainable healthcare improvements and empower communities.
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