24th Oct 2015: This is Linly Nthada, one of our girls in Form 1 This year we decided to expand our "Support the Girl child" project by writing to all the schools within 40km of Mzuzu, and invite all the girls who had qualified to go to
12th Oct 2015: This just arrived today. Our guys will do the background. This is the first request for secondary school fees for the differently-abled. If she is a hard worker then all will be well.
30th Sept 2015: These girls have come with their parents, grandparents, or even neighbours asking to be included in our programme which enables girls to go to secondary school. We will support all of these willingly.
24th Sept 2015: This is Catherine and mother Margaret heading off to Secondary School. Margaret is 40 with eight children attempting Form 1, Secondary School, with star daughter Catherine who is 12. Catherine has three A grades in her Standard Eight exams with four grade B's. They will use the
2nd October 2014: Alepher writes: This programme helps the girls to develop skills and knowledge for a better tomorrow.They will be dependent on us now, but will help in developing our motherland, Malawi. Most of these girls are from remote areas and and travel unimaginable distances to strive
22nd September 2014: This is Stephen finishing off the well cover or slab as they call it. Another day another challenge
19th September 2014: In order to conserve fuel and manage costs, Alepher is combining visitation to parents with pump installation. She reports: Name of the school: CHOMA CDSS Source of information: Madam LG Khoza Position: Deputy headmistress District: Mzimba Choma cdss is located beyond Doroba approx 20-25 km from the city
15th Sept 2014: We have a programme where we pay some or all school fees for selected girls. We have a fund from St Anthony's Parish in Clontarf, Dublin to enable us to do that. Here Alepher and Linda are interviewing some girls proposed by their school. We interview