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Empowering
the People of Zambia

Caring for our neighbors physically to be mentally ready for growing spiritually.

Video by Ferris Films

Rebecca of Sakamana with woman in Zambia

What does Sakamana Mean?

In the local language, Sakamana means "to care for." That is the heartbeat of our mission. We do not want to replace the family unit or change the Zambian culture. Simply, we want to care for the needs of those around us.

Staal family photo

Who We Are

Leon and Rebecca Staal were married in 2013. They live on Leon's family dairy farm that he manages in the Central Province of Zambia. Rebecca grew up in a small town in Northwest Indiana. Upon moving to Zambia, Rebecca always knew that she wanted to become involved in the lives of the Zambian children that live in the villages surrounding the farm.

Why We Work

The people around us matter, and our mission is to help them flourish.

Contact Sakamana

The Sakamana mission is always grateful for any and all support towards our goal of creating lasting and meaningful change in the lives of people in Zambia. If you'd like to talk to us about supporting the Sakamana project, send us a message. We thank you for your interest in our goals.

info@sakamana.org