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Many of you will recall the desperate situation we reported on in early December last year, after hundreds of thousands of families were affected by a devastating food shortage in Malawi. Floods, followed by drought and very late and erratic rains, had wreaked havoc on the maize harvest, leaving much of the country starving and people literally fighting over scarce supplies.
Read moreThe Children from Open Arms regularly receive treatment at Blantyre's Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, for a range of illnesses including Malaria.
Read moreSixty five year old Lincy Saka retired after eleven years of service. The staff have a social club that saves and contributes to occasions such as this.
Read moreOpen Arms has over the last year or so helped to support this very worthwhile club initiated by one of coaches of ‘Play Soccer Malawi’, a local NGO.
Read moreCare Assistant Lincy Retires After 11 Years of Service
Read moreYour donation will help children in Malawi grow up healthy with the love of a family
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