
Children with their guardians at Response Network office awaiting registration for school sponsorship for the year 2012
Whats New
- Enrollment for 2012 sponsorship in progress.
- Internal monitoring and evaluation in progress.
- Development studies students and Trainees are welcome to come and work in Response Network, see Invitation for Trainees page.
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Girl in need of sponsorship, see bottom of page.
Right to Education
Response Network works according to international law and Zambian Government directives on education for all that is spelled out as follows:
Every woman, man, youth and child has the human right to free and compulsory elementary education and the human right to freedom from discrimination in all areas and levels of education, and to equal access to continuing education and vocational training.
Extracted from; UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, Other International Human Rights Treaties and Declarations, Operational Guidelines for Community Schools, GRZ (2007).
This is Response Network
- A rights-based organisation
- Teaching people to know their rights with regards to education and their rights for a life in dignity
- Knowing the human rights and working towards these is the key to equality and participation in the society
- RN changes people’s lives
- RN helps people help themselves
- RN makes people believe in their own human and enviromental resources
- RN builds self confidence
- RN makes people understand their own potential
- RN builds pride in their own initiatives to meet basic needs
- RN provides information for community initiated development on how they can grow and improve
- RN provides encouragment for community initiated project
Read more about Response Network…
Girl in need of sponsorship
Ruth Muleya
20years old girl, she lost both her parents in 2009. Ruth is the first born in a family of four. After her parents death the family had no source of income and Ruth had to stop school and start selling vegetables to feed the family and pay for her siblings school fees. She stopped school when she was in grade 8.
Who would like to sponsor?
email: frayor@responsenetwork.org
Thanks to Anders Edin for sponsoring the previous girl, Cynthia Mbiri.



