Precious, a high school graduate and College Scholarship Fund recipient at Amos Youth Centre, is now in her final year of college as a water engineering student at Zambia’s Natural Resources Development College. Precious’s passion for water engineering is deeply personal: she grew up in a community that struggled with safe water access and would often wait in long queues at communal boreholes. Precious understands the importance of access to safe sources of water for drinking and hygiene and is planning to work in a water treatment plant after she graduates to ensure clean, safe water for her community and the entire country.

Munambeza's story exemplifies the transformative impact that Amos Youth Centre (AYC) has had on the lives of countless young people in Kafue, Zambia. As one of AYC's earliest alumni, her journey from a vulnerable student facing a potential school dropout to a university graduate and community mentor showcases the Centre's profound influence.

Alumni are the heartbeat of the Amos Youth Centre (AYC) and today we bring you Cynthia’s story. Cynthia’s laughter is infectious as she recalls her time at AYC in Kafue, Zambia. “I was the grammar queen! And don’t even get me started on my drama club performances,” she jokes. Her story—a blend of resilience, ambition, and AYC’s transformative programs—showcases how a holistic, community-centered organization can ignite lifelong confidence and purpose.

Teddy’s journey with the Amos Youth Centre (AYC) is a testament to the power of mentorship, resilience, and opportunity at the Learning & Leadership Center in Kafue, Zambia where it all began. An alumnus for over ten years, Teddy joined AYC in the 10th grade alongside his three close friends.