HAPPY THANKSGIVING (to our American friends) and MERRY CHRISTMAS to all!
This year has been another period of uncertainty, health challenges, economic stress and restrictions in getting together with loved ones and friends.
And yet at the same time we have much to be thankful for here in North America and in Malawi.
And yet at the same time we have much to be thankful for here in North America and in Malawi.
EDUCATION
During the last few months you have received updates highlighting success stories from young people completing post – secondary education in Malawi.
FOUR GRADUATING RECIPIENTS OF FVM UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS
FOUR GRADUATING RECIPIENTS OF FVM UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS
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PICTURED ABOVE:
Grace Chikonga - Bachelors of Medicine & Surgery
Justin Chimpeni- Bachelors of Science in Environmental Science
Dalitso Kalua- Bachelor of Science in Laboratory Sciences
Shirra Kagwamminga- Bachelors of Agricultural Economics and Masters in Economics
Grace Chikonga - Bachelors of Medicine & Surgery
Justin Chimpeni- Bachelors of Science in Environmental Science
Dalitso Kalua- Bachelor of Science in Laboratory Sciences
Shirra Kagwamminga- Bachelors of Agricultural Economics and Masters in Economics
This year FVM has the first young woman entering university in the history of Taulo region where we have been working for 11 years!
SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INITIATIVE
Just this month you have received a summary of the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) challenges facing the youth, especially young girls, in Malawi.
Recap : Maternal mortality rate in Malawi is 439/100,00 compared to 10/100,000 in Canada. One in four teenage girls is a mother and adolescent pregnancies comprise 29% of all births and lead to 15% of maternal deaths in Malawi.
FVM has established a multi-year program to bring awareness and relevant resources through local African leaders, partners and staff to address these challenges.
Recap : Maternal mortality rate in Malawi is 439/100,00 compared to 10/100,000 in Canada. One in four teenage girls is a mother and adolescent pregnancies comprise 29% of all births and lead to 15% of maternal deaths in Malawi.
FVM has established a multi-year program to bring awareness and relevant resources through local African leaders, partners and staff to address these challenges.
PICTURED ABOVE: Teaching of Sexual Reproductive Heath in Taulo classroom.
“The future potential of Malawi”
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTNERSHIP IN THE PAST … CAN WE COUNT ON YOU AGAIN THIS YEAR?
TUITION AND SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR 2022 …. $12,000
SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INITIATIVE (SRHI) … $8,000
TOTAL … $20,000
SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INITIATIVE (SRHI) … $8,000
TOTAL … $20,000
We are truly thankful for your gift as we look forward to remembering God’s greatest gift, His son Jesus.
With our thanks (ZIKOMO KWAMBIRI),
FVM Family
With our thanks (ZIKOMO KWAMBIRI),
FVM Family
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