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TOUCHING LIVES, TRANSFORMING COMMUNITIES
OUR STORY SO FAR...
We have come a long way, reached out to many individuals and benefited numerous communities, refugee and Malawian alike. This video produced by Lindi van Niekerk and Alexa Sedgwick captures everything that we stand for in less than 5 minutes.
100%
of graduates from our Leadership Development Program are actively involved in their
communities.
80%
of artisans from our Social Enterprise, Kibebe, have invested part of their income in a second business.
76%
of our vocational training graduates are able to utilize their skills in their respective communities. 53% of our refugee graduates can ably use their skills despite restrictions in the national employment laws.
716
vulnerable young Malawians and refugees trained in Plumbing, Tailoring, Welding, Carpentry & Joinery and Bricklaying.
FEATURED ARTICLE OF THE MONTH
CRISIS AND RECOVERY: THE PROBLEM OF THE DISPLACED PEOPLE
Political turbulence in many regions of the world has increased the number of displaced people fleeing complex emergencies and disasters. They often end up in large camps where environmental health measures are insufficientRefugees are people who have crossed an international frontier and are at risk or have been victims of persecution in their country of origin. Internally displaced persons (IDPs), on the other hand, have not crossed an international frontier, but have, for whatever reason, also fled their homes.
60,000,000
DISPLACED PEOPLES
1
IN 113 PEOPLE AFFECTED
33,972