Public Health Educator

Excited to make a meaningful impact on community health? Zambia is seeking dedicated Volunteers to support HIV prevention, youth health education, and maternal and child health alongside clinics and community partners. Zambia faces significant health challenges, including high HIV prevalence, rising youth infections, and persistent maternal and child mortality.

With adult HIV rates at 14.3 percent and rural communities with limited access to health services, the need for strong community‑based education and support remains urgent. Maternal and child mortality are driven by preventable illnesses, limited facility‑based newborn births, and widespread poverty. These issues remain top national priorities, and, while Zambia has made encouraging progress, key gaps in outreach, prevention, and services still require additional support, especially at the community level.

As a Public Health Educator you’ll bring vital energy and skills to strengthen health education, promote positive behaviors, and build capacity among community members and health providers. Your efforts will help reduce preventable deaths, improve treatment adherence, and empower youth and families with knowledge to make healthier choices.

Over time, Volunteer engagement accelerates national progress toward an AIDS‑free generation and fosters stronger, more resilient communities across Zambia.