The Lusaka Campus Project
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A multifaceted campus designed to accommodate a variety of interconnected animal-human-environment activities. The project honours the natural African bush landscape and is being designed with a strong focus on sustainability. The activities in one area of our operation are to serve as fuel for the next.
With an animal sanctuary, service dog training facility, cat café, education centre, arts and crafts centre, amphitheatre, and sporting facilities, the project design creates beautiful spaces integrated with the natural environment. It’s a space where people can engage with one another, learn, relax, and be inspired by their connection with animals, each other, and the earth.
Here's what you can expect:
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Service Dog Training: Empowering service dogs to assist and support individuals in need.
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Animal Sanctuary: Providing a loving home and care for rescued animals.
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Education Centre: Fostering a community of lifelong learners through innovative programmes for all ages.
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Arts and Crafts Centre: A creative space where imagination meets craftsmanship in various art forms.
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Kids Activities: Fun, educational activities designed to inspire young minds and nurture their creativity.
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Cat Café: A relaxing and unique café experience where you can unwind and interact with adoptable cats.
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Conferencing Facilities: Modern spaces for meetings, workshops, and community events.
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Amphitheatre: A stunning outdoor venue for performances, cultural events, and gatherings.
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Sports Facilities: Comprehensive facilities for recreation, fitness, and sports activities.
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Micro-Agriculture & Sustainability: Teaching and promoting sustainable farming and eco-friendly practices.
The Lusaka Campus Project is a transformative initiative that integrates animal welfare, education, and sustainability. Your donation will help us create a space where humans, animals, and nature coexist in harmony, fostering learning, growth, and connection.
Being a multi-facility project – its buildings are designed to be synchronised with the surrounding nature, land, and climate. Buildings are being designed in a modular format, allowing flexible placement to minimise impact on the environment and existing trees, thus preserving the natural landscape and vegetation.