BBC Midlands Today have just paid us a very brief visit to film a piece for tonight’s programme… watch us if you can 6.30pm BBC1
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Thank You Halfords!
Last year we received thousands of donated children’s bicycles from Halfords. It’s easy to understand the value of adult bikes in Malawi; grown-ups need to get to work and transport goods. But we’re often asked, and we even question ourselves, about the value of children’s bikes. This story of Brian and David really brings home…
Breaking News
We are now allowed to say “as featured on the BBC” following a great article about the bikes on tonight’s Midland’s Today! "Re-cycling" in a literal sense. A charity in Staffordshire is reconditioning bicycles used by the Royal Mail, selling… Posted by BBC Midlands Today on Tuesday, 18 August 2015
Passionate about Programming 3D Video Games
Malawian student, twenty two year old Rudo Mhango, has developed a 3D video game called ‘Project Nyasa’ in his local language, Chichewa. One of over two hundred college students at the John Paul II Leadership and IT Institute, Rudo is achieving world-class software development in the middle of an impoverished African township. JPII LITI was…
Out with old and in with the new!
Just to let you know that we’re no longer using the following telephone numbers: 0845 0036004 and 0800 078 7801. We do love to hear from anyone interested in volunteering, or donating bikes, books or sewing machines, so if you would like a chat our phone number is now: 01538 888494
Floods Appeal Update
We’ve had a great response to our appeal for donations to help our Malawian friends as they cope with floods and contaminated water supplies. Please don’t stop donating! We would like to say a huge thank you to Toureen Mangan and Precon Products who have donated a massive £7500 worth of heavy duty plastic sheeting….
Bags of Fun!
On a recent visit to Malawi, I was tasked with ordering 3000 little cloth bags from the Beehive Tailors in ChilomoniTownship. The order was from Mobal who wanted to gift the bags to their customers as a thank you. Since 2007 Krizevac Project has collected over 2000 sewing machines which were collecting dust in attics…