The Zambia Society Trust is a British-registered charity devoted to the relief of poverty, disability and sickness, the promotion of good health and the advancement of education in Zambia.

About us

The Zambia Society was founded in 1968 to encourage and strengthen ties between Britain and Zambia. In 1991 the Society launched the Zambia Society Trust in response to increasing poverty in Zambia and the devastating effects of the HIV epidemic. In 2006 the Society and Trust were amalgamated as the Zambia Society Trust. The Trust remains a membership organisation. The administration is carried out entirely by volunteers, so overheads are low.

Patrons

• The Most Reverend Medardo Mazombwe, former Roman Catholic Archbishop of Lusaka
• Mr David Phiri OGDS
• Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne MEP
• Mr Derek Ingram OBE
• Mrs Gabriel Ellison OGDS MBE

Officers

President	Mr Frank McGovern
Vice-President	Mr Geoffrey de Mornay Davies
Chairman	Mr James Cairns
Vice-Chairman	Mr Ken Hamilton
Hon. Treasurer	Mr Andrew Rose
Hon. Secretary	Mrs Jo Herkes
Auditor	Mr Philip Dean

Committee 2009/2010:

Mr John Barnard, Mrs June Chadwick, Mrs Anne Fraenkel, The Reverend David Goodacre, Mrs Eileen Hamilton, Mr David Powell, Mr Mark Sheldrake, Mr Peter Siderman, Mr Siisii Siyambango, Mr Roger Thompson, and Mrs Elisabeth Young

History of the Trust

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The Zambia Society Trust, 4 Ashurst Way, East Preston, Littlehampton, West Sussex BN16 1AG, UK.
Registered UK Charity Number: 1008155