Today it is Earth’s Day (or World’s Environment Day). “Only One Earth” was the slogan for the 1972 Stockholm Conference; 50 years on, this truth still holds – the planet
Category: Nkhata Bay
Nkhata Bay is the native village of all the kids supported by Marajowi.
Schools are starting againSchools are starting again
It has been a long break, but after 6 months, schools are starting again. Last 7th september all the last years could go back to school. In October, the rest
Help for the families last ChristmasHelp for the families last Christmas
We mostly focus our efforts on the kids, but every now and then we also provide help for the families of the kids. This is exactly what we did with
At home but no lockdownAt home but no lockdown
Everyone is at home, but there is no lockdown…for the moment. After quite some tension, there was an injunction against the malawian president. This put the the lockdown on hold
Going Home for ChristmasGoing Home for Christmas
The holiday season is getting closer and our kids are also going home for Christmas. Kattie and Gift are back in Nkhata Bay since the 15th December. Grace (Clement’s wife)
Mother’s DayMother’s Day
Have you always thought that Mother’s day was everywhere around the same time? Think again! In Malawi mother’s day was celebrated just a couple of weeks ago. Mother’s day has
Younger kids clothesYounger kids clothes
Quite some time ago, we shipped to Frighton some boxes with clothes for younger kids. As always it took Frighton quite some time to organise the distribution and even more
A day out with the schoolA day out with the school
The education programme at Lunjika is not particularly good lately, but they do organise a day out here and there. A couple of weeks ago, Ramos and Wit joined the
Dinner with the kids and ClementDinner with the kids and Clement
While we are here it is good to sit all together with Clement and the kids. That’s why tonight we have dinner all together. In front of Clement the kids
Blind loveBlind love
Peter at the Saint Maria Goretti School for the blind is one of the first people we visited when we reached Nkhata Bay. We promised him (and his daughters) to