It’s finally happening, we’re moving to our forever home! Here’s our new address for all post and visitors:
The last time we blogged about the Royal Mail bikes, it was to describe how they are helping an endangered species in Africa. This time, it’s all about how an endangered species is helping us here in the UK! As Royal Mail bikes are phased out, the mechanics who have looked after the bikes for…
This week, our Resources Manager, Zoe Kasiya, cheerfully sent our last container of the year to Malawi, complete with a huge sack of donated boots from British Aerospace. We’ve made great strides in the health and safety of our workforce, and boots are always needed. Since 2008, Krizevac Project has been putting up new and different…
Round 5 of the Malawia Winter Mountain Bike Series. Awareness of mountain bike in Malawi is growing rapidly with much of the interest being driven by the inaugural 2017 Winter Mountain Bike Series. Each event had offered a unique challenge and a different perspective of the variety of mountain biking available in Malawi. Round 5…
In September 2014 we held feedback workshops for 380 people in Chilomoni Township. We wanted to check if the work we’re doing with Beehive Centre for Social Enterprise is achieving its Mission Statement….. Beehive Mission Statement We will transform the quality of life of people in the area of the Cross on Mount Michiru. We…
Our thanks go to Ben and the team at Stone Group for the wonderful ICT equipment they donated to us. All the equipment has been loaded on to our latest container, it’s currently on the sea and is being eagerly awaited by the students at JPII IT Academy in Chilomoni.
Over the years we’ve had wonderful support from keen knitters around the UK, a big thank you has to go to Eileen Saunders and Linda Rogers for organising such an effort, as well as to all the wonderful knitters, many of whom we never get to meet. We thought you may like to read about…