The rain season in Mangochi and around MOET in the month has unfortunately started very strongly with a number of areas flooded and houses submerged. In Mangochi alone and close to MOET, a total of 128 households have been destroyed by floods which all happened by the third week of December. Although the area is prone to floods,…
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One of our wonderful (current) volunteers, Bernd Möllmann, shares a yet another wonderful post, full of pictures. This time, he looks back on a memorable second week week with MOET: “Hello, During my second week at MOET School, I’ve experienced many different things. I took part in the school lessons, participated at the Sports Program on…
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One of our wonderful (current) volunteers, Bernd Möllmann, shares a fantastic adventure he had in his first week with MOET: “Hello, My name is Bernd and this February/March, I’m doing a practical training for about four weeks at MOET-School in Malawi. I would like to give you a short overview of the wildlife-trip to Lake Malawi…
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Meet the MOET student that’s going places. You may remember that last academic year, 70{217b0f69ca5edfd057a9210b13169c6db28af3dec554a62e5fa5553c1b21b1f2} of MOET’s Standard 8 class not only made in through primary school but also qualified for secondary school – an incredible achievement by Malawi standards. And now for some more exciting news… The same academic year, we had an exceptional…
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MOET School’s goal has always been to shape the future of destitute orphans and vulnerable children into responsible citizens who are economically empowered.
Every year around half the class in Standard 8 (12-15 students) hear that that they have received a good enough grade in their Certificate of Primary Education to qualify to go on to secondary school for 4 years. As all secondary school education in Malawi is fee-paying every year we are desperately searching for sponsors…
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MOET (Mangochi Orphans Education & Training) School started in 1999 with 10 orphans being taught under a grass shelter. The school then got a grant from the Humanitarian Relief Fund to construct its first building. Today there are over 300 children and: 8 classrooms A Nursery Block A library An administration block A kitchen A…
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