During our latest trip in Malawi we had the great opportunity to visit the Stepping Stones International school, meet its owner and director, but also visit the place where Joyce
Pocket MoneyPocket Money
Every month we give the children we help a little pocket money (lately the equivalent of 50 EUR). Despite being at home or boarding at school they are expected to
A Happy MalitaA Happy Malita
Malita has always been a particularly challenging case and continuously went through a lot of difficulties both at home and at school. Her disabilities being the cause of everything. Finding
Gift and the village chiefGift and the village chief
Visiting the children’s families is one of the nice activities we do when we get the chance to be in Nkhata Bay. Now that the children are older, this activity
Vocational SkillsVocational Skills
Vocational skills are an essential part of Malawian life. In a country so poor, there are many who don’t have the possibility or the capability to get to higher education.
Stepping StonesStepping Stones
This time we came to Malawi determined to broaden our network. In this way we will have more reference points and people we can count on once back in Europe.
Ramos’s shopRamos’s shop
We have been talking about Ramos’s shop for quite a few months. We described the challenges of it, we asked help to boost the sales… finally we get the chance
We are in Nkhata BayWe are in Nkhata Bay
The trip to Nkhata Bay was long, very long. We first flew to Lilongwe via Nairobi, then spent a night in Lilongwe and finally with a car covered the 500km
Thanks again 7AThanks again 7A
Just few weeks before leaving, also this year, we asked Flavio’s class to collect bottles to help Marajowi. WE only had 3 weeks of collection this time. Nevertheless the response
Ready to LeaveReady to Leave
Still a couple of days and we are off to Malawi. We are finally completely ready to leave. Basically all the many items you have kindly donated for Marajowi are