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A new opportunity for community partnerships

A new opportunity for community partnerships

The World Food Programme estimates that malnutrition costs Malawi US$597 million a year, or 10.3% of GDP. Education can provide a route out of poverty, but Malawi’s schools have amongst the worst teacher pupil ratios in the world. Over 70% of Malawi’s children do not progress to secondary education, because they need to help cultivate crops, care for sibling or bring in a family income.

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2019 Annual Newsletter

2019 Annual Newsletter

Lots of little steps can add up to huge changes and this is especially true reading this year's newletter from Open Arms. Looking back on some fantastic work from the team in Malawi and the support that underpins this around the world, Read more here!

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'There simply are not enough superlatives to describe Malawi....'

'There simply are not enough superlatives to describe Malawi....'

Volunteers from Johnson & Johnson family of companies travel out to Malawi each year to support our projects.

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Your Annual Newsletter is ready to download

Your Annual Newsletter is ready to download

​It has been a year of change at Open Arms as we welcomed our new Director Charlie McCaulder, new Administrator Helen Hinde and new Matron Rex Mbewe in Malawi.​

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It’s been another year of progress thanks to our corporate partners

It’s been another year of progress thanks to our corporate partners

We’d like to say thank you to SMBC Aviation Capital and Johnson and Johnson for their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects that have, in particular, supported educational projects in Malawi this year.

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Getting stuck in at Mangochi

Getting stuck in at Mangochi

​For some, the trip is a welcome return and a chance to visit the children they met as babies who have returned to their village homes and now attend school.​

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