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Shaibu Lamusi
Posted by Michelle Jackson on
When I met Shaibu Lamusi at Masongola I was immediately impressed. He had problems with his hearing and in addition to SAFE-UK sponsoring him through secondary school we also provided the necessary funds so that he could get hearing aids. He is now a bursar at Living Waters Academy.
Exam Success
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Ethel and Bridget on the left and Shalom, 4th from the right and Veronica 3rd from the right have all been sponsored by SAFE-UK through Mulunguzi. They are celebrating passing their MSCE (Malawian Secondary Certificate in Education).
Compost making
Posted by Tara Wright on
Beatrice Kambalame, one of the gogos trained in Foundations for Farming has been at Khadziko village in Kachere teaching the villagers to make compost manure
Licy's new house
Posted by Tara Wright on
Gogo Licy Lundu from Khadziko village in Kachere standing at her new house after her previous house collapsed in the severe storms earlier this year.
Compost making
Posted by Michelle Jackson on
Melesiya Chauwa, Blandina M’manga and Beatrice Kambalame have been trained in Foundations for farming. Now they are teaching, supervising and encouraging the gogos and all the people in the community in growing their crops using composting methods rather than relying on fertiliser, as well as applying other conservation agriculture…
Youth at Nsungwi
Posted by Michelle Jackson on
The youth at Nsungwi during the Mailbox club lesson at the end of May. The lesson was exploring ' Christ in me'.
Herrings' graduation
Posted by Michelle Jackson on
I am so proud of Herrings Kambale, one of SAFE-UK’s
sponsored students who has graduated from St Luke’s College of Nursing and
Midwifery.
Gogo meeting
Posted by Michelle Jackson on
At the gogo meeting in May, one of the gogos used the talking bible to tell the story from Luke 17 about Jesus healing the 10 lepers. The gogos learnt that it's good to go to God with our thanksgiving.
House rebuilding
Posted by Michelle Jackson on
Gogo Lisse Lundu, in the green blouse and orange chitenge is very happy that her house is being rebuilt after the storms.
Red Bucket Appeal
Posted by Michelle Jackson on
There has been an overwhelming outpouring of incredible generosity from the supporters of SAFE-UK in response to the need to rebuild the collapsed houses of Kachere following the recent storms. Thank you.
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