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MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TO DISTRICT HOSPITAL

Dowa, Malawi … To help doctors at Dowa district hospital overcome the difficulties they’re encountering when treating patients, Action for Progress has generously donated medical equipment to the hospital. This donation came after the organization received a call about the challenges of providing medical services at the district facility, which is currently unable to function […]

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26-YEAR-OLD ENROLLS IN SCHOOL

Action Trike Makes It Possible Action for Progress has been distributing mobility units that have made a real difference in the lives of people with disabilities across most of Malawi. Nearly 4,000 units have reached those in need,  and this followed the receipt of over 4,500 all-terrain wheelchairs in previous years. A few weeks ago,

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WIRELESS TECHNICIAN GAINS MOBILITY

Fyson John, a 44-year-old phone and wireless repair technician from Chilundu village in Lumbadzi, north of Lilongwe, has received a mobility unit from Action for Progress. This initiative is expected to significantly transform his business and daily life. Born on January 1, 1981, Fyson contracted polio at the age of six, resulting in physical challenges

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EXCITEMENT GROWS OVER ACTION TRIKE

As the ship approaches the African coast, the excitement at the Malawi Project and Action for Progress intensifies. With over 380 forty-foot shipping containers delivered to Malawi in the past 33 years, one might wonder why this container holds significance. The answer lies in its status as the inaugural container to contain more than 300

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COSTS UP, UP, AND AWAY

Lilongwe, Malawi … Over the years the Malawi Project, through the efforts of sister organization, Action for Progress, has been able to establish a distribution network to every region of the country. This network allows the opportunity to distribute agricultural, medical, and educational supplies to the poorest of the poor through government, community, and church

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BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS ON A RAINY DAY

It is the rainy season, and a heavy storm had just passed through Lilongwe, drenching the area around the Action for Progress center west of the city. This time, however, it was different for one Malawi young woman. Today she would not be crawling in the mud. Chifuniro Kaipa, a determined 22-year-old from Mbayani, Blantyre

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INFLATION’S IMPACT

Lilongwe, Malawi … Leaving a nation, (the U. S.), where a 5% inflation rate exerts a multifaceted impact on the economy, it is challenging to the visitor to comprehend the consequences of an inflation rate on daily life in Malawi of well over 100%. Because the conversion rate of the Malawi Kwacha to the U.S.

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MOBILITY REACHES NEAR THE BORDER

Manyamula, Malawi … It is sandwiched approximately halfway between the Malawi-Zambia border, and the northern district community of Mzimba. The small village community of Manyamula is found in the high plateau area of northern Malawi, and it is home to 42-year-old Chawezi Banda. She has lived in this area her entire life, and because of

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ANDREW WON’T GIVE UP

Mzimba District, Malawi … Not many people outside his home village have ever met him, and even fewer have talked to him. Only a small number know him by name. Yet people who do not know him, have never met him, and will never talk with him have changed his life. This change has taken

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SUPPLY SHIPMENTS EN ROUTE

Lebanon, Indiana … As we approach the three-month mark of the new year, supply shipments to Malawi are well underway. Three shipments are currently en route: one containing famine assistance, another with mobility units, and a third with medical, agricultural, and educational supplies. All three shipments are 40-foot shipping containers filled to capacity. They will

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