The Barotse Jets Football Carnival is Phase 3 of the MOVE 2023 Women’s World Cup Empowerment Program
Three days of football, concerts and coaching clinics raising the profile of women’s football in the Western Province ..
MOVE launched the Barotse Plaza in Lusaka due to COVID and travel constraints.
The Barotse Jets travelled to Lusaka, trained and dinned with the Copper Queens over a dignitary lunch hosted by the former Vice President of Zambia and Barotse Jets Patron, Inonge Wina.
The Barotse Jets jersey presentation night, the squad was drawn from local community football teams to travel to Australia to experience the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
Today, 14 MAR 22 was a special day, we delivered an Endoscope to the Lewanika General Hospital, Mongu Western Province.
In SEP 2017 we told Dr Soni and Njekwa we would try to source a Endoscope, absolutes in the NGO world are dangerous, it only took us 5 years but we made it.
MOVE and FAZ are collaborating to enhance Women’s Football in Zambia’a Western Province.
MOVE will host the Copper Queens when they are in Adelaide in 2023, pursing their World Cup Goals ..
MOVE is proud to be partnering with the West Adelaide Women's Soccer Club.
The WAWSC's End of Season for trip for 2022 will be 'A Trip with a Difference' .....First stop, Lusaka to play the Zambian National Women's team then onto Mongu to play friendly games with the Western Province Squad preparing themselves for the MOVE Women's World Cup Friendlies in Adelaide in 2023, then home via Victoria Falls.
A big thanks to Bruce Djite, MOVE's Ambassador for networking MOVE into WAWSC. Watch this space, its going to be a great ride over the next 12 months ...
Nev ..
MOVE Foundation, Women’s World Cup Friendly Games..
Meetings #1 : 1 JUL 2020 #2 27 MAY 21 #3 21 SEP 21
MOVE is developing a ‘Vision Fund’ similar to that of World Vision’s, ‘Vision Fund’ to break the cycle of poverty in the Western Province. Thanks to Mark Kelly for his guidance and direction to enable us to move forward.
The pic is from 2019, but that’s where MOVE’s Vision started .. :)
Attending the South Australian Biomedical Engineering to pick up the Endoscopy and ECG Machines for the Lewanika Hospital, Mongu, Zambia Western Province.
Every year MOVE holds a Strategic Dialogue in Zambia engaging with our stakeholders, re-enforcing our commitment, adjusting our business focus as needed and supporting our staff.
This year Dom Cosentino from PKF Adelaide, a Tier 1 Supporter, of MOVE will be accompanying the Director Nev Pace.
MOVE entered into a MOU with Dignity Zambia 17MAY17 to Project Manage the construction of the AWMH.
The project has 3 phases, Construction, Commissioning and Operations, today 3JUN19 we started construction, phase which is 14 week build.
The Hospital will be opened on the 5th of October 2019.
Today Mubita Mebelo has joined MPL as the Operations Manager replacing Caroline who had to return home for personal reasons.
Mubita Welcome to MOVE, we are looking for forward to building a sustainable footprint with you in Zambia’s Western Province.
Today Caroline Nomusa Nangalalwa, commenced as the MOVE Projects Operations Manager.
Caroline is based on Mongu and will ensure MOVE's sustainability in Zambia's Western Province for the next 10 years.
· WASH Team
o Water Supply to the Orphan Village
o Water Well Installation
· Medical Team
o Medical Training
o Home Visits
o Feeding Programs
· Admin Team
o Business Acumen
o Project Management
NK tavelled to Melborne and engaged the Vice President of Zambia on the Lewanika General Hospital Project.
NK and Sandy Clark from Dignity Zambia engaged the Vice President of Zambia on the construction of the hospital in Melbourne. MOVE are project managing the construction of the AWMH on behalf of Dignity Zambia.
The Global Food and Resource Centre was launched today 2JUN 16. MOVE was invited by the UoA, a great networking opportunity with GFAR's Partners. Delphine and Nev attended at the invite of Dr Wendy Umberger the Director of GFAR.
It was a great night looking forward to the collaboration with the UoA and the introduction of research / study tours in 2017
Another great event raising over $5K for projects in Zambia's Western Province. The event's platinum sponsor was PKF Kennedy.
University of Adelaide invite to the Show Down to commence collaboration discussion. Anna Cosentino Business Development Manager and Leah Hill Director of Faculties. Muyo and Nev attended it was a great day.. the Crows Won :)
Nev Pace and Dave Gordon will be traveling to Mongu to review planned milestone events : MT16 Preparation / Arthur Wina Memorial Maternity Hospital Progress / MOVE Projects business operations / World Vision Zambia - Lean Six Sigma Training
Dave Gordon is a SME in remote area medical management and nursing, with over 25 years of experience working with indigenous Australians. He will be advising MOVE on the Arthur Wina Hospital which planned to be built in the Nalolo District.
