While we were in Zambia, since returning to Scotland, and since our return to Mfuwe, Johnny and Grant have received many requests for help and sponsorship. These requests come from children, from children's parents, and from young adults - usually at the beginnings of their career - who need help to get any further with their lives. If you feel able to help any of these people, then we will gladly take on the responsibility of ensuring that the funds get to those involved.
Sponsorship of those listed below would be made on an individual basis.
There is an urgent need for sponsorship, especially of promising school children in the area around Mfuwe in Eastern Province in Zambia. The shattering effect that AIDS and HIV has had on the local population is devastating. There are many, many cases of one young adult or a young man and his wife having from 10 to 20 children dependent upon them because their sister, brother, nephew, niece or other close relative has died of HIV infection. Usually there is no means for these children to financed their schooling without assistance. Before putting any of those people listed below I have checked with the Headmaster of their school that they they are both promising students and are in need of financial help.
The realities of school life in the area around Mfuwe
As an indication of the realities of school life in Mfuwe, click on the following chart:
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Mastone Malipita
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Kelvin Msipu - school sponsorship
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Jimmy Sakala - School sponsorship
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Rabson Phiri - School sponsorship
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Mary Musinda and her brother - School sponsorship.
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Mbaza Zimba - School and hospital sponsorship
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Dabson Banda - school sponsorship
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Mostaf Phiri - school sponsorship
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William Phiri - Community Health Worker sponsorship
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Elizabeth Nkhoma - teacher training sponsorship
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Justina Zulu Banda - sponsorship as a seamstress
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Joseph Zulu - career sponsorship
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See the Sponsorship accounts for further details of the sponsorship of these individuals (look for the tabs down at the bottom of the spreadsheet to find the worksheet for the particular person you are seeking).
Note: This page is constantly being updated. I am SOOO busy that I may not yet have put up the person you are sponsoring.
If this is the case please accept my apologies. It does take quite a bit of time, but I will get it done as soon as I have a moment!
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