What has been done so far:
We have 5 local people on site who, together with the village elders and Medicine Man, are making an inventory of the greatest need during the establishment of the foundation in the Netherlands.
This is done by visiting families who are known in the village and surrounding area to be even worse off than the already low average.
This is so that if there is sufficient money, we can do something extra there besides the basic necessities.
Think of blankets, sheets, mattresses and beds.
The need, due to the bad weather, was so great in my eyes that I donated money myself before the foundation was official.
This had two goals:
1) Trying to solve the great need somewhat until everything was officially arranged here
2) To see (check) whether everything with the distribution and the management there, would go well.
And if that were the case, to collect the evidence to be able to show the donors, that is you, that 100% of the money is also being spent well! Everything went super well, apart from that, the first thousand euros were of course too little.
So i am proud of the board and the other people helping in Malawi!
that's how I found it!
An example of how difficult it is to transport things and 1300 km from a port, it is to get something there that they do not make themselves. This is the main road during my visit
And this is what happened after my first private donations!
Rodger and his team, here handing out the packages to the people in greatest need ♥️♥️
The 50 kg bales are carefully transferred into a measuring bucket to give everyone the same amount
They put a blanket under it and every grain of corn is picked up. Just show how little they have
Sugar, soap and detergent are bought locally here
After they have all transferred the measuring bucket into the empty bale they brought with them, they are given sugar and soap
Bales of purchased sugar r
Small quantities because little extra can be produced due to weather and small fields
Here, among other things, is the doctor with food that he is going to distribute among the families who are worst off.