We've organized over 100 evangelistic outreaches, prayer fellowships, school Bible clubs, and family discipleship meetings.
Impact
What impact has Pamoza made?
Since 2005, our programs have expanded from serving approximately 1,200 to more than 4,000 people every year. We plan to grow contiguously to other communities in Malawi and beyond.
Over the past year, Pamoza has had a significant impact on the communities we serve. We have also partnered with people in Zowe, Kahelere, and Mchingasanya communities.
We've provided enriched porridge for breakfast to over 1,200 children each school day through our School Breakfast Program.
We've provided sanitation training, preventive health care, treatment of common diseases, and training in prevention of HIV/AIDS to over 1,000 people.
We've run 3 school farms that grow corn and soybeans used in the school breakfasts and also provide additional revenue that is invested back into the communities.
We've hosted a mission team of 20 individuals from the U.S. who brought solar lights, Tumbuka bibles, school supplies, and medicine.
We've run grocery shops that sell needed groceries to community members at affordable prices and, in the process, generate income that is invested back into the community.
We've supported 4 students with funding to enable them to attend secondary school.