Hope for the Future School

Our high school in Malawi is slowly taking shape - praise the Lord!

This new school, built alongside our existing Primary School, is part of our vision to break the vicious cycle of poverty through Christ-centered education. The Gospel remains at the heart of everything we do, because only Jesus can truly transform lives and communities.

Please continue to pray with us, and if the Lord leads, consider supporting this project financially so that we can finish the work and open the doors to the next generation of students. Together, we can shape both minds and hearts for Christ!
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156 students in Mpyupyu received their new school uniforms and look how beautiful they all are!!! These are children from 4 Primary Schools and 4 High Schools and, through your support, Hope for the Future takes care of their uniforms and school fees each and every year. We do that so they can stay in school, finish their education and hopefully have a better future!

We help these 156 students in addition to the almost 800 we have in Kachere. We're heavily invested in education in Malawi as it has the potential to break the cycle of poverty that threatens each and every one of them.

Learn more and donate here: https://mission2malawi.com/primary-school/

National Exams. Day 3. Last day.

Morning exams: Primary Sciences.
Evening exams: Arts and Life Skills.

All the best to our students!

National Exams. Day 2.

Morning exams: Mathematics.
Evening exams: Chichewa.

National Exams. Day 1.

Morning exams: English.
Evening exams: Social and Religious Studies.

It's that time of the year: National High School Entrance Exams!!!

Our 8th graders are ready to sit for their national high school entrance exams and, based on the results, they will be selected to continue their education in a local high school.

The school started in 2017, as a response to a major need in the community: EDUCATION. We've noticed that there was a vicious cycle of poverty and education was the answer.

This is the 3rd graduation for our school.
In 2021 we had 44 students who sat for exams and 40 of them passed. Sadly, only 1 was selected to go to high school, as there were no more places available.

In 2022 we had 43 students who sat for exams and, again, 40 of them passed. This time, 25 were selected to go to high school.

This year, in 2023, a total of 39 students will sit for exams and the results will be known later this year. We have 16 girls and 23 boys and they will write exams between May 10 - 12.

Let's wish them all the best and may they remember everything they have learned during this school year.
May God bless them as they continue with their education and may they be a blessing for Malawi and beyond.

Extension of suspension of classes in the southern region due to Cyclone Freddy .