Character & values
Integrity, responsibility, respect and the habits that shape a purposeful life.
Community mentorship
A small circle.
A stronger foundation.
Weekly mentorship near home, with trained people who understand your stage of life and help you grow with purpose.
How it works
Two mentors.
Up to twelve mentees.
Small groups make room for individual voices. They can begin with fewer than twelve members and grow as suitable mentor capacity becomes available.
- Mentees aged 16–35, grouped appropriately by age and life stage
- Mentors aged 18+, selected for maturity, experience and competence
- Separate groups for boys/young men and girls/young women
- Parent or guardian consent for members aged 16–17
Each group connects directly with Savannah and receives support through community and district coordination.
Mentor 1
Mentor 2
Two mentors. Up to twelve mentees.
A small circle. Room for every voice.
The small circle
Every weekYour local group meets at least once a week.
The community
Every quarterLocal groups come together for a shared activity.
The district
Twice a yearA wider gathering to connect, learn and grow.
The Savannah family
Every AugustAn annual national gathering around our anniversary.
The conversations that matter
Growth for everyday life.
Mentorship connects reflection with practical choices at home, in learning, at work and in relationships.
Leadership & service
Taking initiative, working with others and contributing to the community.
Life choices & habits
Reflecting on decisions, attitudes, peer influence and personal direction.
Relationships & respect
Communication, boundaries and thoughtful choices in our relationships.
Health & well-being
Personal health, HIV/AIDS awareness and knowing when to seek qualified support.
Career & learning
Exploring strengths, education, work and practical opportunities.
Money & enterprise
Financial habits, resourcefulness and the basics of entrepreneurial thinking.
Confidence & growth
Finding your voice, building self-awareness and setting achievable goals.
From interest to belonging
Your path into
a local group.
You can register wherever you live in Zambia. You do not need a member account, an email address or your own smartphone.
Join SavannahTell us a little about yourself.
Apply online, on a printed form, by phone or with help from the team.
We follow up with care.
The team checks details and arranges guardian consent where required.
We look for the right local group.
Your age, location, interests and the mentors’ capacity guide placement. If a group is not yet available, we keep you awaiting placement.
Meet your circle.
Coordinated introductions share only the details needed to help you connect safely.
Care & accountability
Growth needs trust.
Trust needs care.
Mentors complete training and approval before leading groups. Parents, guardians and local leaders help make activities visible and accountable.
Clear expectations for conduct, meeting arrangements and communication support respectful mentorship. Members should be able to raise concerns with the responsible Savannah team.
What if I cannot afford membership?
The proposed annual membership is K30. Inability to pay should not prevent participation. The team will help arrange support.
Can I join before a group opens near me?
Yes. Register your interest and location. The team can follow up as trained mentors and suitable groups become available.
Can younger children join?
The current community mentorship programme is for ages 16–35. Activities for younger participants may be developed separately.
Your next chapter
You don’t have to grow alone.
Join a community that believes in who you can become. There is a place for mentees, mentors and friends of Savannah.
Gatherings
Upcoming events.
Weekly circles, quarterly community activities, district gatherings twice a year and an annual national programme around August describe our rhythm. Confirmed dates appear here once published.
No events have been published yet. Please check again soon.