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Malawi
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Fighting Period Poverty. Rather than distributing menstrual pads, we teach teachers and students how to make their own out of locally available materials. This results in menstrual independence for generations
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Students have an opportunity to learn a trade that will help them find a job or bring in additional income for their family. Currently students are trained in Sewing, Tile Work, and Plumbing. In the past, we have offered training in electrical an in the future, we hope to add classes in Poultry Management.
We provide education to students starting with PK2 classes serving students as young as 3, all the way to grade 13.
Dignity. Leadership. Lasting Change. Build lives marked by dignity, responsibility, and purpose. Through biblical discipleship, mentorship, education, and practical training, students learn to apply God’s principles to every area of life.
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Menstrual Independence for Life
Students that have gone through the five day program, learning about female health and sewing skills for life long menstrual independence.
