The well that changed Chilumba
How one borehole gave 300 people safe water and gave twelve-year-old Chikondi her mornings back.
This July, 61 young women supported by our scholarship programme graduated from secondary school, the largest class yet.
Twenty-two have places at university or college, and fifteen have started apprenticeships in nursing, electrics and tailoring.
My mother did not finish primary school. I am going to study medicine.
Many of this year’s graduates have signed up to mentor the next group of scholars.
How one borehole gave 300 people safe water and gave twelve-year-old Chikondi her mornings back.
Two years ago it was a lot full of tyres. This summer it grew two tonnes of vegetables.
A friendship between an 88-year-old retired teacher and a 24-year-old nursing student.
30 ready-made demos
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