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Umodzi Donates Uniforms to Likulu Primary School

Quality education in Malawi could only be achieved if schoolchildren were provided with adequate learning materials, school uniforms and a better learning environment. Shy Ali, Project Manager for Umodzi Youth Organization made these remarks on Thursday at Likulu Primary School when donating uniforms to 20 needy pupils (10 girls and 10 boys). “We believe that the future of this country depends on our support for children’s better education. Shy Ali, Project Manager for Umodzi Youth Organization “That’s why we are here today to donate school uniforms to the needy children whose parents cannot afford to provide them,” Ali explained. He observed that most pupils who attend classes without uniforms often feel unequal to the their fellow learners therefore this could result in lack of self-esteem and enthusiasm.

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Umodzi Donates Uniforms to Likulu Primary School – Malawi Voice

Umodzi Donates Uniforms to Likulu Primary School – Malawi Voice
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NGO DONATES SANITARY SEWING MATERIALS: says to reduce girls school absenteeism

Women’s group members during tailoring training Umodzi Youth Organisation (UYO) has donated sewing machines and sanitary pads sewing materials to Likulu Primary school in Group Village Headman (GVH) Manesi, Kapeni, Blantyre to minimize challenges girls face at school during their menstrual periods. According to UYO Programs Director, Gloria Sabudu, girls tend to abscond classes during this period as they do not have necessities such as sanitary pads as well as change rooms within the school. “It has become an excuse for most girls in schools such that they end up missing classes which leads to poor performance and at times school dropouts. “Our aim is to put an end to this, this is why we partnered with a United Kingdom based institution Think Malawi for the provision of such resources as sewing machines and sewing materials for the production of sanitary pads to be freely distributed to those girls at menstruating age,” she said.

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