Phutura Health Clinic
The Phutura Land Restoration nursery has an attached Health Clinic where our workers and those from surrounding remote areas can access healthcare
The Phutura Land Restoration nursery has an attached Health Clinic where our workers and those from surrounding remote areas can access healthcare
We have just completed a project to ensure all female workers in our nurseries receive 2 sanitary items each made by our Tailoring School
WfZ is very proud to welcome Doreen, Joyce and Beatrice to its 6 months graduation programme in Tailoring taught by Mercy & Agnes.
We received support from Terraformation to set up a solar roof with a small off-grid battery solution to power devices in our seed bank to dehumidify, dry or treat seeds – and not a moment too soon
We are really excited that our partner One Tree Planted has sponsored us a DJI Mavic Mini2 drone to document the work on the ground.
29th August 2020: Way back in 2007 we bought a piece of land in Lusangazi about 11 km from our base in Mzuzu, Malawi. It was fully organic from the beginning. We have never used chemical fertilisers and never use noxious chemicals as pesticides. A year later we
For the last few weeks, I have been busy working on the girl child student excel spreadsheet, updating and proofreading information on each of the girls Wells for Zoë provides secondary school fees for.
Attending the preschool training workshop for caregivers at Kachere CBO has been one of the highlights of my stay in Malawi (so far!). It was so inspiring to see how much encouragement and confidence the preschools team give the caregivers – I learned that caregivers
A good thing about being here is that everyday there is something new. When I came here I wasn't sure about how I could help. I imagined helping in the farm or with the preschools everyday. Once here from the first day we started meeting
1st November 2018: This is Kamiraphete preschool, which has about 20 students and three carers. Magret, on the left, has come with her two assistants (interns who have completed their MSCE as part of the WfZ Girl Child Student project) to do a little training with the
18th October 2018: This is Christopher adjusting one of our three lathes for making valves for our pumps. The plastic comes in two meter solid bars from Promat the manufacturer (in Malawi) and the team make all the parts to give us the complete pumps, of course
17th October 2018: From left are Angelina and Margaret who work in the gardens on Horticulture, and on the right is Magret, who manages our preschool projects, being taught by Prominence who manages Forestry and planting 1 million trees (#1millionTrees) Our way is that every employee should