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There is no single solution to the challenge of poverty. We use a holistic model to improve the life chances of vulnerable children in Malawi and beyond through the provision of:
Delivery of a feeding programme for hundreds of orphans and vulnerable children attending Sparkle daily.
Community level first aid and health care for children, staff and vulnerable members of our catchment area.
Serving our Sparkle, and wider community with our Medical Council of Malawi approved clinic.
Provision of the only free, high quality pre-primary education programme in our area as well as a diverse range of community education programmes for other vulnerable children, guardians and community members.
A diverse afternoon programme incorporating skills from within our community to equip our over 6 year old vulnerable population with life long learning skills, knowledge and resources.
With our local community, including an active women’s group, we are developing a diverse range of community education programmes for other vulnerable children, guardians and community members, including growing our own vegetables, sharing health messages through traditional song, dance and drama. We are creating lasting partnerships within our community, and with other NGOs and government departments.
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Meals servedFor our beneficiaries We envision a world where every person has the opportunity to reach their full potential and be self-sufficient. For our organisation To create a flagship community based charity model which can be replicated in countries around the world.
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Be the change you want to see in the world, sponsor a group of our most vulnerable children and give them a chance to sparkle.
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If someone asked me when I left School, where did I see myself in 10 years’ time, I would never have predicted the future that has unfolded. I am so blessed... - -Sarah Brook
Malawi is one of the world’s least developed countries where a significant portion of the population lives below the poverty line with serious consequences for children and women. - Lusungu Zgambo
My name is Chisomo Albert and am 13 years old. I am in Standard five at Chikamveka Primary School and I have been coming to Sparkle since it started... - Chisomo Albert
They say it takes a village to raise a child, but sometimes, even a village may not be enough to keep a child engaged in their activities. Children can be very complex... - Ellie Field
Gustav Burton, a 15-year-old Year 10 student at Felsted School, has joined Douglas Motorsport for the balance of the 2018 season and will be participating... - Gus Burton Racing
We have 103 children enrolled in our lunch feeding programme, five days a week. That’s a lot of ndiwo (relish) and masamba (vegetables) every day to fill hungry bellies! We buy our food from Songani...
One of our long time volunteers, Laura Plant, has written a book and all profits from the sale are going to Sparkle. Laura has been to Malawi a number of times to see the work...
If I can make a positive difference to just one person’s life, then in my book, I have been a success. It might sound easy, but finding the right way to do it has proved...
When you think charity, what is the first thought or image that comes into your head? For years we have been bombarded by the media across TV, social media, advertisements flyers, you name it, of...
A team from Clifford Chance Dubai visited Malawi to volunteer at The Sparkle Foundation. Keep reading to see their account of their final day at Sparkle. Day 7 – Emotional Rollercoaster Our last full day...
We would like to introduce you to Florence Madera. She is 40 years old and is a mother of 8 children. Florence’s husband who was the breadwinner of the family recently passed away leaving her...
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