Food Shipment Offers Relief

By Malawi Project | November 12, 2015 | Comments Off

Ntcheu, Malawi … “The price of maize has more than doubled in recent months, and families are lucky to eat even once a day. Children are greatly affected! There is growing fear of high malnutrition among children of less than 5, as well as with women. Children are boiling and eating small green mango fruit […]

Ambulance Can Come Too Late

By Malawi Project | November 10, 2015 | Comments Off

Ntaja, Malawi … Wilson Tembo has been directing the distribution of medical supplies for the Malawi Project for a number of years. He travels to hospitals all over the country to access supply needs and assist in filling them. It would seem because of his frequent visits he would be accustomed to the shortages, the […]

Power of the Young

By Malawi Project | October 19, 2015 | Comments Off

NOTE: THE PILL CONTAINER PROGRAM HAS ENDED. Plantation, Florida … Today young people are more aware of the world than ever before, and the needs of people in distant places are being confronted by those well below the age to vote or drive a car. Such is the case with 7-year-old Gabriela, a student at […]

Death is too Close to Life

By Malawi Project | August 17, 2015 | Comments Off

To live in the 8th poorest nation on earth is to try to survive while sitting next to malnutrition, starvation, disease and death. Statistics indicate that half the population of this South-Central African nation is below the poverty line, but if this truth be told life in remote villages is poverty on a perpetual scale […]