Hope4Malawi's sponsorship programme enables bright, hardworking students to remain in secondary or tertiary education.

St Paul's Church Youth team volunteers visited Malawi in July to engage in Hope4Malawi's educational projects and meet sponsored students.

Hope4Development's Holiday Programme is helping primary students in their final year to prepare for secondary school.

There was great excitement at Chipwepwete Primary in July when Hope4Malawi officially opened a new classroom block at the school, funded by Trinity School, Croydon.

Hope4Malawi's sponsorship programme enables students from poor families to continue their education at secondary schools and universities.

June 20 was Graduation Day at Hope Secondary School in rural Blantyre, a celebratory day for the school and the Form 4 students.

Andrew Kapulula leads the Student Christian Organisation of Malawi group at Hope Secondary School. SCOM aims to build a united group of young Christians who are committed to evangelism and discipleship.

The new Hope4Malawi Podcast is a perfect opportunity to learn more about the charity's inspiring education and development projects in rural Blantyre, Southern Malawi.

Hope4Malawi's Ufulu health and wellbeing course for teenagers is launched at Tapani Primary School in rural Blantyre.

The school desks funded by Hope4Malawi's Christmas Appeal are now making a life-changing difference for primary school learners.

The new phase of building work at Hope Secondary School will provide new facilities and double the school's student intake.

Community engagement plays a key role in the success of Hope4Malawi's Ufulu programme, which has now been launched at Mafunde School. The programme is in place at three other partner primary schools.

A new sustainability initiative to keep chickens is underway on land at Hope Skills Centre in rural Blantyre, Southern Malawi.

Hope4Malawi's Ufulu health and wellbeing course teaches teenagers about puberty and periods.

As part of Hope4Malawi's one-year Youth Development Programme, students can participate in a skills taster session of their choice.

Diriro, a Hope4Malawi Youth Development Programme student, reports on skills taster sessions for YDP students at Hope Skills Centre.

The Ufulu (Freedom) programme was launched at two of Hope4Malawi's partner schools at the end of 2024.

The guests at Hope4Malawi's recent Quiz Night raised funds to provide essential educational resources for primary children in rural Blantyre, Southern Malawi.

The Ufulu programme empowers young people and gives them the tools to make healthy choices.

Hope4Malawi provides student sponsorships, enabling bright children to remain in education at National and District schools like Lunzu Secondary, a top boarding school.