Yesterday, 19th April, we will never forget. Why? ELA organisation was honored in a most special way.
We received a visit from a top official, Mr. Mavuto Bamusi, presidential advisor to Malawian President Mr. Mutharika.
About 1 month ago ELA’s team (Directors Jana and Mzondi, Mike Mkwala and Bogdan Kladnik) had a meeting in Lilongwe with presidential advisor. We presented ELA’s projects, explained our deepest devotion towards our 250 children in Mazembe village and more than 500 members in our 2 youth clubs. We shared clips of divine talent performances of our devoted youth, explained great achievements of our children with special needs and other learners and showed photographs. Bogdan added information about our upcoming book the Jana Dular: Warm heart of Africa and a new book, we will start creating with ELA’s Mzuzu youth in July 2016.
So yesterday we received Mr. Mavuto Bamusi, firstly at ELA’s village – Mazembe, where our children impressed him with great English skills and singing. Then ELA’s community committee shared their views upon how ELA is involved in the village development. Pastor Chirwa added his praises and chief Mphoza expressed needs of the village towards faster development.
Of course Jana,ELA's executive Director added few points and then gave a platform to Mr. Bamusi. In his speech, he made us all cheer with excitement of promised governmental support to ELA’s projects and community of Mazembe. He made us - ELA’s team humbled by his divine praises for job well done towards children, youth and women in Mazembe village.
He was truly impressed how we have no sponsor support (except small donations Jana gathers in Slovenia when she goes there to lecture in Primary and Secondary schools once a year) and how big, important and life-changing ELA’s projects are. After closing prayer we showed him ELA’s centre, introduced him to ELA’s teachers and to our beloved cook Maggie who cooks for our Angels lunch every day.
Then ELA's Directors explained everyday work with 50 children with special needs and 200 children on afternoon activities. Later on we were interviewed by national TV station-MBC (Malawian broadcast Corporation) and by newspaper Times. Around 100 villagers that gathered for ELA’s function were evidently joyful, excited and impressed by our good-hearted visitor.
We left the village and drove 110km to Mzuzu town, where we visited ELA’s youth club who honored our visitor with impressive performances. They sang ELA’s official songs which they recorded in studios, presented their poems, danced traditional dances, modern breakdances. ELA’s Taekwondo team impressed our esteem visitor with their well polished fighting, acrobatic and gymnastic skills. ELA’s drama team made him laugh and cheer with excitement and joy was evident on his face. At the end our beloved youth listened to speech of Mr. Bamusi, who made them to jump, scream and cry with excitement of promised support to ELA’s youth and promised partnership between ELA and Malawian Government.
ELA is ready! ELA is worthy of support, because since 2011 up to date we have assisted more than 1000 beneficiaries in Malawi through right ways; offering education, offering courses of financial literacy, supported talents, sent students back to school, assisted children in provision of every day well balanced meals and school equipment. Now we are ready to spread our programs all across Malawi and help children and youth towards better future through creating it at the ground, with our hands, hearts and talents.
With excitement of the goodness that is coming, we are sending each and everyone of you, who is reading these words, our love and greetings from our Warm hearts.
Jana, ELA's team plus hundred of children's and youth's hearts
We received a visit from a top official, Mr. Mavuto Bamusi, presidential advisor to Malawian President Mr. Mutharika.
About 1 month ago ELA’s team (Directors Jana and Mzondi, Mike Mkwala and Bogdan Kladnik) had a meeting in Lilongwe with presidential advisor. We presented ELA’s projects, explained our deepest devotion towards our 250 children in Mazembe village and more than 500 members in our 2 youth clubs. We shared clips of divine talent performances of our devoted youth, explained great achievements of our children with special needs and other learners and showed photographs. Bogdan added information about our upcoming book the Jana Dular: Warm heart of Africa and a new book, we will start creating with ELA’s Mzuzu youth in July 2016.
So yesterday we received Mr. Mavuto Bamusi, firstly at ELA’s village – Mazembe, where our children impressed him with great English skills and singing. Then ELA’s community committee shared their views upon how ELA is involved in the village development. Pastor Chirwa added his praises and chief Mphoza expressed needs of the village towards faster development.
Of course Jana,ELA's executive Director added few points and then gave a platform to Mr. Bamusi. In his speech, he made us all cheer with excitement of promised governmental support to ELA’s projects and community of Mazembe. He made us - ELA’s team humbled by his divine praises for job well done towards children, youth and women in Mazembe village.
He was truly impressed how we have no sponsor support (except small donations Jana gathers in Slovenia when she goes there to lecture in Primary and Secondary schools once a year) and how big, important and life-changing ELA’s projects are. After closing prayer we showed him ELA’s centre, introduced him to ELA’s teachers and to our beloved cook Maggie who cooks for our Angels lunch every day.
Then ELA's Directors explained everyday work with 50 children with special needs and 200 children on afternoon activities. Later on we were interviewed by national TV station-MBC (Malawian broadcast Corporation) and by newspaper Times. Around 100 villagers that gathered for ELA’s function were evidently joyful, excited and impressed by our good-hearted visitor.
We left the village and drove 110km to Mzuzu town, where we visited ELA’s youth club who honored our visitor with impressive performances. They sang ELA’s official songs which they recorded in studios, presented their poems, danced traditional dances, modern breakdances. ELA’s Taekwondo team impressed our esteem visitor with their well polished fighting, acrobatic and gymnastic skills. ELA’s drama team made him laugh and cheer with excitement and joy was evident on his face. At the end our beloved youth listened to speech of Mr. Bamusi, who made them to jump, scream and cry with excitement of promised support to ELA’s youth and promised partnership between ELA and Malawian Government.
ELA is ready! ELA is worthy of support, because since 2011 up to date we have assisted more than 1000 beneficiaries in Malawi through right ways; offering education, offering courses of financial literacy, supported talents, sent students back to school, assisted children in provision of every day well balanced meals and school equipment. Now we are ready to spread our programs all across Malawi and help children and youth towards better future through creating it at the ground, with our hands, hearts and talents.
With excitement of the goodness that is coming, we are sending each and everyone of you, who is reading these words, our love and greetings from our Warm hearts.
Jana, ELA's team plus hundred of children's and youth's hearts
