School has started in Malawi! This is the hottest season of the year, with no air-conditioners available to alleviate heat from classrooms.

Hamilton and Humphrey are in their third year of high school at Bambino Secondary School in Lilongwe. Their current international curriculum originates from the United Kingdom. Their school partners with the German government and German, French, English and Chechewa are taught in order to give the students a flavor of the world. Their entry into this school is due to their high academic performance, English ability and outstanding behavior.

Happy and Eston are also in their third year of high school, attending a well-known school in Mzuzu called Vipya. They have both been chosen to serve as leaders in their youth group and enjoy different activities, especially soccer.

Harrison, another 3rd year student, excels in music. He sings in the Praise Team at church and has also been chosen as the Chairperson for his Youth group. He attends Wukani Educational Facility in Mzuzu.

Raphael, Benson and David also attend Wukani and are in their first year of High School. They all achieved well on their 8th grade exams and are working hard on their studies--sometimes getting up at 4AM to study! They all enjoy playing soccer and other sports.

Eli, Stanley and Adamson are in 8th grade at the village school in Kande Beach. They’ve had some setbacks and struggles academically, and repeated a grade to ensure they are ready for high school. We are providing a tutor and extra lessons, hoping that they will be able to catch up to their brothers and move forward. Moffat’s brother, Edward, and his wife are caring for them.

Uledi continues to excel at Blantyre International University, serving as the President of the Student Body. On his last visit, we asked him what he'd learned while living with us. He said, “I learned the value of being a good boy, not wasting my time or money, smoking, drinking or chasing girls. I know that you have invested in my future and I want to make sure that I do everything to ensure that I will succeed.” He's now tutoring children part-time for a nonprofit organization, so he can afford some of his own expenses. We are so proud of who he has become, and thank ALL of you for helping to support his education.

Thanks as always for supporting us. We always need more help to afford all the tuition fees, books, uniforms, food, transportation. These boys are quickly showing their potential as leaders of Malawi, and we want to keep them on this path. Please give whatever you can--see our DONATION PAGE to see how far your money goes!