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The last couple of weeks have flown by. Alongside the grassroots coaching sessions mentioned in my previous blogs, I have made it my mission to network my way around Malawi and meet the necessary...
View ArticleAlice Healey
I’d always known that I wanted to travel and see the world, and hopefully volunteer somewhere so I could help people in the process. I guess it’s because I’ve never been one to stay in my comfort zone...
View ArticleImproving the Girls Musical Skills
Volunteer Alice Healy spent two weeks at Tilinanu working on improving the musical skills of the girls there and the boys from the foster home. Alice achieved a huge amount in this time. Her story is...
View ArticleSetting up a Recording Studio Business
In 2011 the Strummerville foundation built a music centre at Tilinanu, they also provided us with equipment for a music studio courtesy of Mike Warren. Initially the studio was also set up at Tilinanu...
View ArticleWhy Fundraising WORKS!
I first heard about LSU in February when I met Alice in El Salvador. I had always wanted to volunteer but never came across an organisation I believed worked in a truly sustainable way that continued...
View ArticleSofi Fransson
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View ArticleLuke Slater
While performing at Unknown Festival I found a pair of Love Specs on the floor. I instinctively started putting them on everyone I met and didn’t take them off for the rest of the festival. I had...
View ArticleMeeting a Malawian Football Star
Recently I have had an amazing opportunity to work with a local U20 club – DD Sunshine. It was like a breath of fresh air watching them train for the first time. The boys and girls train together and...
View ArticleA Night To Remember…
What an evening! Last night thanks to the blood, sweat and (at times!) tears of Wendy and Pippa, two of our most inspirational volunteers to date, the girls of Tilinanu absolutely blew us away. Having...
View ArticleSetting up a Fish Trading Business
Agnes Macroyd has 5 children including disabled Judy. She is unable to afford school fees for her children so the Love Support Unite Foundation stepped in to help. Agnes husband died 8 years ago, she...
View ArticleSophie Riley
I can first remember hearing about Tilinanu through school, when I was about 12 years old, but it wasn’t until later on that I became aware that Love Support Unite existed. I have always wanted to be...
View ArticleScarlett Duckett – Age 11
In October 2014 the Duckett family visited Malawi to help the Love Support Unite Foundation with some of their outreach projects and give their 3 children an insight into how African children live....
View ArticleComparing African and English school life
In October 2014 the Louise Monaghan and her three children visited Malawi to help the Love Support Unite Foundation with some of their outreach projects and give their 3 children an insight into how...
View ArticleAlex Duckett – Age 16
In October 2014 the Duckett family visited Malawi to help the Love Support Unite Foundation with some of their outreach projects and give their 3 children an insight into how African children live....
View ArticleIbzie Duckett – Age 8
In October 2014 the Duckett family visited Malawi to help the Love Support Unite Foundation with some of their outreach projects and give their 3 children an insight into how African children live....
View ArticleJust A Little Something To Think About…
“The desire to reach for the stars is ambitious. The desire to reach hearts is wise.” ― Maya Angelou On Friday 7th November 2014, we lost an astounding woman. Mercy Mkandawire was a surrogate mother to...
View ArticleAdam Moralee – Return Trip
I made a promise to myself in June that I would return to Malawi to work with the Love Support Unite Foundation once again. Admittedly I was a little skeptical as to whether it would be financially...
View ArticleThe Truth of the Matter – A Word From Alice.
Life has its ways of surprising you – catching you off guard and taking you down a direction that you perhaps are not even conscious of yet. It works in a powerful, yet beautiful way that I don’t think...
View ArticleRevisiting Mkunkhu School
Today saw my return to the Mkunhku School, the school that I helped build the foundations for earlier this year. The school itself provides education for 350-400 children. As soon as the children saw...
View ArticleSettling into the Project Proper
Just a short post this week, it’s been a busy week and it feels like everyone is settling into the project. The more we get to know each other and the differences in our cultures the easier...
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