The following students are 2 of the 3 young people
Bola Moyo is currently supporting through secondary
school fees. Many Malawian secondary schools are boarding schools, so children from the villages don’t have to walk so far each day. It only costs about $100 per year for tuition, boarding, food etc. We have an additional 15 orphans waiting for our assistance so they can begin class in January.

Enully: Enully (pronounced like ‘Emily’ with an ‘n’) is 13 years old and the oldest of five children. Both of her parents have passed away and her cousin looks after her siblings while she is away at school. She is in her second year of high school, enjoys studying biology and English, and has high hopes of becoming a nurse someday–one of the most greatly needed professions in her home country.

Zithe: Zithe (pronounced Zee-tay) is a shy 16-year-old boy from a family of six children. His father is very ill and his mother cares for him in their home village while Zithe attends school. Zithe is also is in his second year of secondary school studies and dreams of becoming a police officer in the near future.