Jabulani Children's Village is a Zambian faith-based community orphanage. Established in 1998, the orphanage cares for orphans and vulnerable children from the age of two (2) until they complete high school, and in some cases, tertiary education. Jabulani was founded to address the growing number of orphans and vulnerable children caused by the HIV/AIDS epidemic, high levels of poverty, child neglect, and other natural calamities that have impacted many Zambian families. The aim of Jabulani Children's Village is to educate, equip, and empower orphans and widows in Zambia, offering them hope and a future. The orphanage focuses on helping, nurturing, and developing orphaned and vulnerable children so they can become self-sustaining and constructive members of their communities. It is located in Kaniki, Ndola, 15 km from the city center.

• Provide Essential Care: Jabulani Children's Village ensures safe housing, nutritious food, medical care, and educational support for orphans and vulnerable children.
• Equip for the Future: The orphanage empowers children with life skills like tailoring and farming, fostering their holistic development and self-sustainability.