Mwatandala uli (how are you) dear beautiful people?
As you know ELA org. been focusing and assisting 3 marginalized groups: children, youths and women. These are programs we have been running since 2013 up to date:
As you know ELA org. been focusing and assisting 3 marginalized groups: children, youths and women. These are programs we have been running since 2013 up to date:
- EVERYDAY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR 50 CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS (+FEEDING) in Mazembe village
- EVERYDAY GENERAL WORKSHOPS FOR 200 PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN (Mathematics, English, reading, writing, art, sport workshops) in Mazembe village
- ELA YOUTH CLUB FOR 140 YOUTHS in Mzuzu town and in Mazembe village (Drama/theater club, singing, dancing group, football &volleyball team, sponsoring students with school fees)
- WOMEN ELA'S CLUB FOR 50 WOMEN (financial literacy course and assistance with establishing small scale businesses)
- ELA SKILLS ENTERTAINMENT (Car sports entertainment and acrobatic entertainment)
*All ELA's programs are free of charge for all participants.
In December 2015 we opened second ELA Youth club in town Mzuzu (Northern Malawi). We noticed immense need for it too, as issues of youths have been similar to ones from the village and they desperately needed safe, honest organisation to help them towards behaviour changes, showcase of their talents (drama groups, singers, dancers, comedians, poets, acrobats) through different performances.
On 23rd January 2016 we also cleaned town Mzuzu with our 140 youths and ran awareness campaign for clean city and importance of it to prevent diseases outbreaks. Show was showcased thereafter which was really successful as more than 300 people gathered to witness our youths performances.
On 29th January we had THAO volunteers (Towirane HIV/AIDS org) lecturing to our youths about dangers of HIV and AIDS. Before the lecture our youths impressed them with drama/theater performances on this topic, sang songs of it, read their poetry, dance and truly showed their professionalism.
On 23rd January 2016 we also cleaned town Mzuzu with our 140 youths and ran awareness campaign for clean city and importance of it to prevent diseases outbreaks. Show was showcased thereafter which was really successful as more than 300 people gathered to witness our youths performances.
On 29th January we had THAO volunteers (Towirane HIV/AIDS org) lecturing to our youths about dangers of HIV and AIDS. Before the lecture our youths impressed them with drama/theater performances on this topic, sang songs of it, read their poetry, dance and truly showed their professionalism.