Ken Wilson has been in Malawi for some time. His love of the country makes him come to Malawi sometimes. As one way of helping the needy children Ken designed the plan of MOET School way back in 2000. With his passion for the needy, Ken who belongs to the Rotary Club of North Berwick…
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Many tables and stools have broken down with time. However it is a pleasure to learn that one of the volunteers at MOET Lina her former school in Germany donated 400 Euros to be used to rehabilitate and replace chairs and tables that are broken. By the end of April we are happy to report…
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Healthy soil brings healthy plants and healthy plants gives healthy life to people. If we feed the soil with organic waste the soil will give us good and healthy plants that will give us healthy life. Human waste is essential food for the soil and easy to make. In January 2012 Jayson Babel and his…
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In January 2012 three volunteers came to complement the efforts of MOET staff in the teaching and training of MOET children. Kerry Ann Smith from England spent six weeks teaching permaculture , English in class and spearheading the establishment of a medicinal garden. She organized a competition for the best students for receive some gifts…
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The dependence on locally available resources to sustain life is a pre requisite to healthy life. MOET a centre for ANAMED and Permaculture has engaged itself in several networks in an effort to enhance the activities at the centre and beyond. In December 2011 MOET participated in the ANAMED training that took place at the…
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Every year MOET distributes clothes to all the children learning at the school. These clothes are donated to the school by well-wishers who come to the school. An accumulation of clothes is made through visitors ,volunteers and other organizations.. This years distribution was done on Friday 23th March 2012 the closing day for second term…
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Lina and Hanna MOET volunteers kindly offered their continuous monthly support to MOET boy who is HIV positive . The two girls noticed that the boy was always absenting himself from school. This was followed by their committiment to be giving support to the family by supporting with sugar, cooking , oil, soap and some…
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Education in Africa is characterized by more work no play. Many children are taught outside under trees or indoors without play. MOET believes that more work no play makes John a dull boy or Amanda a dull girl. In January MOET started the ever awaited vocational skills training to the children .
Fun, entertainment and laughter makes life easy. This is what MOET believes as one way of cheering the children at its centre. Every year MOET organizes xmas party. On 19th December 2011 MOET children had an enjoyable moment of delicious meals, drinks, assorted gifts and music. Flying balloons and decorations made by the children spiced…
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Jayson Babel and Mayme from Canada made a visit to MOET and brought in good news from long time friends of MOET School Babara, Nancy and Richard Martin of establishing a basketball court, assorted balls and kit were donated .
