📰 News & updates
Archives: News
What’s happening at the centre — events, milestones, and everyday wins.
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Young Mothers Back in School — Our 2022/2023 Academic Year
7 young mothers are back in class this academic year. $43 a term sponsors one of them. Will you?
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Thank You, Katarina Ahlstrand 💛
A €100 donation. A school uniform, bag, shoes, and food. One child’s entire year just changed.
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Every Child Deserves to Smile
A donation today — however small — feeds a child, clothes a child, educates a child. Join us.
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More Children Every Week — Our Feeding Program Is Stretched
We feed 250+ kids a day. Every week 2-4 new orphans show up. The food doesn’t stretch. Please help.
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Partnering With Wash Well Hands — Hygiene for 1,200 Kids
We joined forces with Wash Well Hands to prevent diarrhoea in under-5s. 22 schools, 52 caregivers, 1,200 children reached.
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Children’s Home Appeal — 262 Kids. Two Centres. One Dream.
From 4 children in 2011 to 262 in 2021 — across two centres. Now we need to build a full Children’s Home. Will you partner with us?
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Scholarship Program 2021 — 10 Students Need Sponsors
10 students, school fees, uniforms, supplies. Secondary and primary. Two need schools for the deaf. Help us place them.
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Door-by-Door Campaign — A Mini-Van Could Change Everything
Guardians walk 45 minutes to bring kids to us. Many can’t — so kids miss weeks of school. A second-hand van ($4,665) would fix that.
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Goodbye 2020 — A Year of Difficulty and Miracles
2020 closed Covid-shut schools — but it also built us a brand-new centre (99.5% complete!). Here’s what happened, and what’s next.
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September Reopening — We Need Rent Urgently
Schools reopen in September after 6 months of Covid closure. We need MWK 350,000 ($466) to cover rent before we open our doors.
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Children’s Centre Project Update — We’ve Laid the Foundation
Landscape done. Foundation poured. Now we need to raise the walls. Here’s where we are and what’s next.
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More Hope — The Animal Project Keeps Growing
Our latest trip was a good one — singing widows, thriving goats, and 50 out of 150 women now supported.