As is too often the case in Malawi, most of her relatives had dropped out of school due to economic challenges. Despite this, Fellister always worked hard and had bright dreams for her future and her family…

It was lovely to see so many friendly faces at Friday's presentation in Driffield, the UK birthplace of Mbedza.

We left enthused and encouraged.

We’re going on tour.

Every week our counselors, Bainatu and Fyson, visit communities as far away as 50km from our Songani center, allowing community members to access HIV testing and counseling services within their villages.

This was an exciting opportunity for the youth who were given time with the faciliator to address their fears and expectations regarding sex and relationships.

They performed music, drama and dance at the event which aimed at disseminating messages of HIV prevention and the promotion of ART (antiretroviral therapy) medication uptake by those people who are HIV positive.

“When a girl who was being abused by her parents approached me, I was keen to help, I confronted them with kindness and love and in the end the girl reported some positive changes [at home].”

 At 1am we arose bleary eyed to the sound of our alarms, after an evening charged with the excitement of the day that lay ahead.

Our HIV Testing Centre is so much more than it seems…

On Wednesday 5th January 2022, an atmosphere of joy and celebration filled the air as the new building of our nursery was officially opened.

We sat down with Violet, our maize mill supervisor to ask how the maize mill is helping in the prevention and relief of poverty in Malawi; our chief objective.

Help us raise at least £3750 to continue providing communities with our most effective poverty reduction intervention.

Cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats to raise money for trees in Malawi

This episode tells the story of how MOSES started around 2004, its development and challenges.

U.K. Aid cuts end our funding for building stoves in Malawi.

Last month we returned to Songani Primary School to plant their tree seedlings into their woodlot.

Building slowly, listening carefully and respecting the local.

Our early history from 1997 to 2003.

Sanitary Pad Workshops