More items have been added to our wish list:

Nursery set up-A small nursery for 100 children to have 5 days a week education and tea and poridge can cost up to £600 to set up.This cost covers all the utensils, kitchen building, bowls, cups etc.This also allows mothers to have the oppurtunity to find work as well as providing four jobs for locals as teachers or cooks.Every morning the children will be fed and have games and lessons. All this costs £40 a month to sustain.

Small donation for the setting up of youth drama club, props and transport money to perfrom and educate local villages.I know of one group who tour teaching children of the risks of HIV.

Sponsoring a girl’s football team-which allows great oppurtunities to travel to local areas and meet other women from the community.Many girls leave school early to start families and the passion for football has already inspired alternative thought.Unfortunatley they all play bare footed and have to rely on the men’s team to lend a ball for practice.

Library books-We already have a library at butterfly which is free for anyone to borrow books but it could always do with more substance particualry children’s books for learning english.

Seed bank initiative- this allows local farmers to educate people on different ideas of nutrition and a place to swop seeds or and recipes for new meals.We will have demonstation gardens on site with an employed gardener who is informed and willing to exchange ideas.

Suncream project-Alice Leaper has been working on making a documentary on african albinos who suffer terrible burns and wounds from the sun. Donations of suncream, hats and long clothes are desperately needed.

Container payment- I have already been donated many things from sewing machines to school desks and chairs. Unfortunately I have a limit of what I can carry back so if it can all be stored and then shipped out this would be a great help.

Musical Instruments-There is a strong vibe of musical talent in Nkhata bay that needs the equipment to be practised