Education in Kanyenyeva, Malawi For many years Malawi Orphan Care Project has supported sending High School aged boys and girls to school. In Malawi, public school only goes through eighth grade so if a child doesn’t have a benefactor sending them on to High School their education ends at eighth grade. Education is the cornerstone of economic development. It is …
New and used books were given to Kanyenyeva Ministries to start a library at the orphan project. A mission team from Ohio presented the books to the leadership of the orphan project. The mission team stated, “The focus of this mission was on literacy. High School students in Malawi must take national exams in English, but their native …
Johnny Holm will turn 70 this year. Yeah, 70 going on 35. And he and the band will be in Cuyuna this weekend. The Johnny Holm Band will perform at this year’s Manna for Malawi fund raiser on Sunday, June 23rd at the Woodtick in Cuyuna, Minnesota. There is no admission to the four hour event, only a free …
Education can change a life!! In Malawi finishing high school means that the graduate can secure employment to help their family. Unfortunately, only 13% of secondary school aged children actually attend secondary school, according to UNICEF’s Malawi Annual Report. Education is very important to the leadership of Kanyenyeva Orphan Care Project. If they know that a student has not attended …