KCF supports the work of Zambia’s only cancer treatment facility, located at Lusaka’s UTH Children’s Cancer Unit by offering a “Transit House” that provides lodging, food, care and transport services to and from ongoing chemotherapy treatments. It also works with UTH to improve the quality of care and support and to strengthen capacity. UTH cancer ward is over-capacity, with children sharing beds and parents sleeping next to them on the ground. Cross-infections are high and morale is at rock-bottom. Children treated by UTH come from all over Zambia with their guardians. Many do not complete their treatment because cancer treatment is lengthy and the guardians (typically subsistence farmers) must return to tend crops and provide for their families. KCF’s main challenges are a lack of space, lack of electricity, lack of the right foods to help maximisethe children’s chances of recovery, and helping carersprovide for their families back home while their child is undergoing treatment. This project will build and power a new Centre to accommodate over 100 children and their guardians, with a small farm to provide to aid recovery and a means for carersto earn income while their child is completing their treatment.