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What Your Donation Could Help Provide

Every donation to Positive Impact 20 will be used to support practical community projects and supplies identified by local teams in Zambia.

£5 Could help provide:

  • Pens, pencils and classroom supplies for local students

  • Colouring pencils and art materials

  • Toothbrushes and toothpaste

  • Whiteboard markers for community education sessions

£10 Could help provide:

  • Reusable sanitary products to support girls' education and wellbeing

  • First aid supplies such as bandages, gauze and medical tape

  • Notebooks and learning materials

  • Sports equipment such as skipping ropes or tennis balls

£25 Could help provide:

  • A football, netball or volleyball for community sports activities

  • A comprehensive first aid kit

  • Art and teaching resources for community workshops

  • Educational supplies for a classroom

£50 Could help contribute towards:

  • A blood pressure monitor for community health work

  • Larger quantities of healthcare supplies

  • Educational resources for multiple classes

  • Equipment to support health screening and outreach activities

£100 Could help contribute towards:

  • A tablet used to record patient information and medical histories

  • Significant community improvement projects

  • Accessibility and mobility support for individuals with disabilities

  • Larger health, education or community initiatives identified by local partners

Every donation, regardless of size, helps create practical change and supports communities in ways that matter.

Why give?

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    Make A Difference

    Your donation supports community-based health and education initiatives in Zambia.

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    Support A Cause

    Raise awareness about living positively with HIV.

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    Be Part of A Solution

    Join a community of people working together to address important issues.

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    Create Lasting Impact

    Your contribution helps build long-term solutions, not just quick fixes.

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    Fund Grassroots Work

    Support local, hands-on efforts that make a difference where it matters most.

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    Inspire Others

    Your generosity can motivate friends, family, and colleagues to do the same.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • My fundraising is intended to support projects in Zambia and will NEVER be used to fund my travel or any trip related expenses.

    Donations will be used for practical community support and projects identified through local partners and community organisations. Previous fundraising has supported initiatives such as mobility equipment, improvements to housing and other direct assistance for people facing hardship.

    The goal is to ensure that donations create a lasting benefit for the people and communities they are intended to help.The exact use of funds depends on local needs, but examples include:

    • Mobility aids and accessibility equipment.

    • Improvements to homes and community buildings.

    • Educational materials and support for young people.

    • Health and wellbeing initiatives.

    • Community-led projects identified by local partners.

    I will share updates on the projects supported wherever possible, so donors can see the difference their contributions have helped to make.

  • I will be volunteering in Livingstone, Zambia, supporting community health and education projects through African Impact. Projects vary according to local needs but can include health promotion, educational support, community outreach and other initiatives designed to strengthen local communities.

  • The name reflects two things: twenty years of living with HIV, and the belief that even difficult experiences can be transformed into something positive.

    Positive Impact 20 is about gratitude, resilience, volunteering and creating something worthwhile from a milestone I once never expected to reach.

  • Absolutely. Sharing the project, following the journey, talking openly about HIV, encouraging volunteering, and helping spread the message are all valuable ways to support Positive Impact 20.

  • Ten years ago I volunteered on HIV education and community projects in South Africa. The experience had a profound impact on me and shaped how I think about service, gratitude and community.

    As I approach twenty years of living with HIV, returning to volunteer felt like the most meaningful way to mark the milestone.

  • I'll be sharing updates before, during and after the trip through this website and social media. I'll be documenting the experience, reflecting on what I learn, and highlighting the incredible work being done by local communities, volunteers and project staff.