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Malaria continues to be one of the leading causes of death among young children in Malawi. The under-five mortality rate has historically been as high as 20%, with nearly half of those deaths linked to malaria. Preventing infection during their earliest years is critical. One effective way to...
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Construction has officially commenced to reduce flooding around the MCV teacher housing compound! Our team has started digging new drainage channels behind the buildings to help move water away from the houses during heavy rains. These efforts come in response to the cyclone that struck Mangochi in March...
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Food insecurity continues to worsen across Malawi each year. Extreme weather, rising costs, and repeated crop losses leave people struggling to grow enough food to feed their families. MCV is taking steps to support sustainable solutions. One exciting example is MCV’s very first demonstration garden. The garden was...
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Because of your support, 2025 was a year of meaningful, measurable impact for children and families across our communities. Here’s what we accomplished together: To review our 2025 year-please review our newsletter!. Every number represents a life strengthened, a family supported, and a future made more secure. Thank...
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The 2025 Newsletter is here and should be hitting your mailbox this week. To read the online version, click here! Here is an excerpt from the newsletter. MCV 2025 Impact-By the Numbers By Felix Chirombo, MCV’s Director
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The MCV–United States Board meets in person once a year, with all expenses personally covered by board members (no MCV donations or resources are used). These annual gatherings provide an important opportunity for strategic planning, ensuring that our goals remain aligned with MCV’s mission and that we continue...
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Special Needs Program 2025: Successes over the last year:411 clinic visits213 total clients18 wheelchairs / tricycles12 kids supported in specialneeds school30 kids supported in earlydevelopment schools Every Child Makes A Difference! See the entire newsletter here: 2025 Special Needs Newsletter. A Day in the Cerebral Palsy (CP) Clinic...
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Our summer online newsletter is here! Learn more about how Malawi Children’s Village supports orphans/vulnerable children in Malawi for the past 25 years! You can download your own copy by clicking below! Thank you to our donors for making all that we do possible! To donate, please go...
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Malawi Children’s Village was founded over 25years ago! When retired Peace Corps volunteers founded MCV, over 25 years ago, they understood the importance of addressing the emotional and educational needs of orphans, in addition to their physical needs. These remain MCV’s goals, even after two and a half...
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The word ‘ubuntu’ is a term used in many African languages that means ‘humanity to others.’ It is often used to emphasize the interconnectedness of individuals with their surrounding societal and physical worlds. ‘Ubuntu’ is about developing connections within a community and recognizing individual differences. Connections help create...
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