Full tummies and warm feet

Shine EY feeding program served 16, 320 portions of Likuni Phala across three centers this quarter. Some children received a brand new pair of crocs shoes- cold weather is currently hitting our area so these shoes will keep tiny feet warm.

Training of the caregivers

Last month Shine delivered 12 sessions on handling HIV/AIDS cases correctly, behaviour management and developing lesson plans. The training focuses on lesson planning and evaluation. Teachers and caregivers understand the reason behind the teaching plan and they form a good bond the children. Sanitation issues are also tackled during the training to ensure that the center is kept clean and that we have a safe space for the children. Training takes place each Friday.

Families have also received corn soya blend

All our teachers received 50 kgs of fertilizer + 25 kgs of maize to see them through this lean period and help prepare for the next harvest.

Jul 3, 2019Blog

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Shine Relief

Shine Relief Trust’s heart is to seek justice for the poor and to see renewed hope and vitality brought to the poverty stricken rural communities in Malawi. Shine is currently working in Malawi, one of the world’s poorest countries, in TA Kuntumanji in Zomba District, one of the poorest districts were amongst a population of 72,000, 1 in 6 were found to be orphans. Shine’s Vision is to see community transformation and establish an orphan care village with a school, medical facility, a business hub and training centre. Housing for 32 vulnerable children providing essential care for children at risk giving them chance to flourish in a family setting and learn key skills for a better future. This is Shine Village! Shine Relief Trust UK was established in 2008 with work on the ground commencing in 2010.