Greetings from Malawi!...
Some highlights of the last month...
Some highlights of the last month...
- 6 people underwent successful cataract surgery. This was a follow up activity to the eye screening exercise that took place on June 30th, 2018
- Community Leaders in Taulo Community were engaged in discussions on how they could be proactive in fighting HIV and AIDS, Non-Communicable Diseases and Cervical Cancer as FVM-C and other partners work with them in the fight
- Community based social committees such as Village Health Committee, Community Based Organisations, Safe-Motherhood Committee and Community Health workers were also gathered to monitor health issues in their communities and come up with timely information regarding health situation in their areas.
- 2 community based Bible Study sessions were held during the period. About 20 people attended.
- 3 weekly Radio Broadcasts were done on Trans World Radio
- There was secondary school leavers’ conference where 104 young people (aged 16 to 24) were drilled in various aspects of life such as spiritual growth, dealing with bad addictions, marital issues, academic excellence and entrepreneurship. FVM-C facilitated marital and cultural issues.
- All the volunteers received water bottles courtesy of Dr. Joe Mtika and team.
 | Hello...I am Sub-Traditional Authority (Chief) Ngwelero and oversee a larger community including Group Village Head Taulo where FVM-C is carrying out its development. In my area we have had several NGOs who came up with interventions, some which have not been understood by us, the beneficiaries, in the rural areas. But Future Vision Ministries has remained unique. There is good collaboration between FVM-C and community based structures, including us, the chiefs. I am grateful for the good works the people of this community have benefitted from which are supported by FVM-C. I am so happy to let you (FVM-C partners) know that the food and humanitarian aid you rendered to this community in 2015-2016 during floods has never been forgotten. I wish to plead with you if could again assist us relief food because harvest is very inadequate due to poor rainfall. This type of background taught me how important it is to render service to the less privileged, especially to children. |
Prayer points...
In His Service,
Newton Sunday Sindo
- HIV & AIDS stakeholders’ meeting: Postmortem of the previous activities.
- Gospel Outreach activities
- Recruitment of new children into the nursery school
In His Service,
Newton Sunday Sindo
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