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Nsungwi CBCC
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In spite of COVID-19, there is much necessary maintenance work going on at Nsungwi Community Based Child Care Centre. The pavement above is being repaired and the old floor has been scrapped in one of the rooms. In addition the kitchen floor is undergoing rehabilitation work.
COVID -19
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The Children at Kapitikusya Community Based Child-Care Centre are queuing in line waiting to wash their hands before they have their mid-morning porridge. At the moment there are no reported cases of COVID-19 in Malawi.
More maize needed
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In the red bucket is the last bit of flour to make the porridge for the children at the CBCC's and in the white bag is the remaining maize which was bought by Kachere's Community Based Organisation. At last year's harvest the gogos were able to donate 6 bags of maize to the feeding programme which wasn't sufficient…
3 year olds at CBCC
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Alinafe Sande is one of the caregivers at Kapitikusya's Community Based Child-Care Centre. Here she is teaching the 3 year olds the colour green with some leaves from the maize that is growing in the gardens. Alinafe had triplets last year. Kapitikusya has 107 children registered (57 boys and 50 girls) and 85 children…
Gogos bible study
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The gogos ( grandparents) at Nsungwi CBCC (Community Based Child-care Centre) meet regularly for mutual encouragement prayer and bible study. This week they were using the Talking Bible and meditating on 'Look, Listen and Live' based on the book of Genesis.
Bamboo
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SAFE-UK is stoll looking for funding to grow bamboo at Kachere as a way to generate income for the community.
Maize
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Maize growing in the fields at Kachere using Foundations for Farming. The gogos are thanking God that the crops were spared from major damage from the heavy rains, and the winds have not been too bad. Generally, the maize crops in the Zomba area are doing well and are looking very promising for a bumper harvest this year.
Joseph Chikoko
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Joseph Chikoko is very excited as he has been accepted by Catholic University to pursue a Diploma in Humanities. He passed his MSCE 5 years ago and has since been serving in the Police Force.
Newspaper article
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SAFE
SAFE's excellent work hits the Malawi News.
Handover of houses
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A representative of the District Commissioner for Zomba handing over the keys to the Kachere beneficiaries after the houses were rebuilt.
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