ZCCP utilizes print media to communicate with its target audience. The print format includes brochures, posters and magazines. Magazine is the most widely used format and to date ZCCP has produced 7 print titles with a combined circulation of over 5,190,000 copies countrywide. Each of these publications can be accessed under the publications section of the website. A key issue to note about the magazines in that they are written in simple English that can be accessed by anyone with basic reading skills. An additional feature of the print is that difficult words are translated into the seven major local languages to aid comprehensive understanding of the text.  The thematic areas that have been addressed in the print include adolescent sexual and reproductive health, maternal, new-born and child health, HIV, male circumcision, gender and multiple concurrent partners and alcohol abuse. Two of ZCCP’s publications, Choose Life and Family Care for Mother and Child have been reprinted by two different partners in a quest to meet demand for these magazines.

Radio is the most widely accessible form of media in Zambia both in terms of reach and language content. ZCCP takes advantage of this wide reach and produces radio dramas which are aired on the national broadcaster and on other commercial and community radio stations across the country.  The radio dramas are produced in English and selected local languages for each series. Collectively, ZCCP has produced radio dramas in the following local languages, Nyanja, Bemba, Lozi, Kaonde, Lunda and Tonga. Radio has addressed the following thematic areas:  maternal, new-born and child health, HIV, gender and multiple concurrent partners and alcohol abuse, Male Circumcision, TB, Adolescent Health and malaria.

ZCCP has produced a number of television products that have been aired on the national broadcaster and on other TV stations. Initially, ZCCP adapted some Soul City TV drama series and added on a community based component that gave community member on opportunity to share their experiences with regard to a particular issue depicted in the drama. This community based component was filmed on location in various parts of the country. ZCCP then moved onto the development of short TV drama films.  Trailers of these films are available for viewing under the resources section. ZCCP was also one of the three partners that development the miniseries Club Risky Business.

ZCCP is coordinating and supporting post GBV survivors to access post GBV clinical care at OSCs situated at MoH health facilities.The OSC is a safe space that provides safety to the Gender-based violence survivor by ensuring that the perpetrator does no further harm to the survivor. World Health Organization standard operating procedures are implemented at the OSC where GBV survivors are treated of any injuries before assessing them for HIV test especially victims of sexual gender based violence. Sexually Transmitted Infections are also screened and treated. The survivors are also offered first-line support services before being referred to other services such as paralegal and police services.

As a way of increasing community engagement around the issues addressed through mass media, ZCCP conducts community mobilization activities in Zambia by engaging them to identify community priorities, resources and solutions available within their communities. ZCCP uses the P-Process, social ecological model and SASA! methodologies to engage communities.