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This year, the Open Arms team had the pleasure of welcoming several schools to Malawi. Our partnerships with these schools provide vital support to our work. Here’s a glimpse into the inspiring trips taken by Lancing College, Culford School, and George Watson’s College as they visit with Open Arms as part of their expeditions to Malawi.
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Josephine tragically lost her mother to malaria when she was just 7 months old. Like so many babies in Malawi who become orphaned, she was at serious risk of severe malnutrition or worse. But thanks to the Community-Based Care Programme, Josephine is growing up happily and healthily in the loving care of her family where she belongs.
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Last year we started on an exciting journey to trial a community-based approach to supporting vulnerable babies in Malawi. What began with three carefully selected children and families has now transformed into a comprehensive three year programme supporting 26 babies at risk and their guardians / families within their own homes.
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Jean, Jazira, and Yankho were born into a tough situation. Their young mother was struggling to provide for all three newborns at once alongside their older brother and they were all at risk of malnutrition. Read their story of transformation here.
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On Friday night, several of us were treated to a phenomenal evening of entertainment by a fantastic group of local magicians called 'The Conjurors'. Not only did they inspire and astound all of us with their mind-blowing illusions, storytelling and mind reading, they also helped to raise significant support for some of Malawi's most vulnerable children ❤ Now that is truly magic that makes a difference!
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Be inspired by these amazing supporters who are taking on the world's biggest half marathon for the children of Open Arms!
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