Product

Bottoms (shorts)

Majority of learners in the remote areas of Dowa District in Malawi do not have proper clothes for them to wear when going to school a situation that has feel inferiors or demotivated and many times end up failing to go to school due shyness and fear of being laughed at by their friends.<br /><br />The appeal is that if we can find resources to help some of these kids with proper clothing, we can surely help them advance well with their education.

No of People Supported

100

Appeal

Causes

Education Access

Delivery methods

Drop off (donor will drop off)

Quantity of items Needed

100

Address

Lilongwe ,Malawi
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Country

Malawi

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