ATSIKANA PA ULENDO (APU) MALAWI..........GIRLS ON THE MOVE
Atsikana Pa Ulendo (APU) is dedicated to helping young Malawian women achieve self-sufficiency through education. Christie and her supporters are helping Memory achieve her dream to build a secondary school for girls in Malawi. Memory knows firsthand the impact higher education can have on the lives of young girls in Malawi. In reaching her dream of opening a secondary school for girls, Memory envisions the day when all girls in Malawi can reach their dreams too.
Wonderful NEWS from MALAWI!
100% of the girls who wrote their Junior Certificate Exams
(our 2008 intake of 80 girls) have passed!APU brings Secondary Education to Malawi Girls ... BRICK BY BRICK
Become a member of APU MALAWI EDUCATION FOUNDATION by downloading an application form Here
Read the latest edition of the the APU Newsletter: Here
The Spring 2010 Newsletter will be sent out late April.
Christie will be working at the school from March 12 till April 15
See recent photos of the APU School and surrounds, Here.
THE SCHOOL BEGAN OPERATION IN JANUARY 2008! See the movie on YOU TUBE HERE.Recent article by APU Alberta Committee member, Roberta Laurie:
Malawi School Empowers GirlsAnd: Rotary in Malawi, also by Roberta Laurie.
APU's PROGRAM DEFINITION is available online.
Memory Chazeza, APU's Director, and Christie Johnson, the Canadian Director, recently completed a Canadian fundraising tour.
Listen to a November 2008 interview (in Victoria, Canada) of Memory and Christie and learn about the Malawi Girls on the Move (APU) Secondary School Project. (MP3 - plays in Windows Media Player and other media).
WATCH and LISTEN TO APU's adopted theme song, Young Women We, sung by Christie and Memory's first group of girls.
See the latest IMAGES and read about the selection of students HERE
Earlier photos of the construction site
Slide show of images from Henry's Village, Memory's Village, scenes around Lilongwe , and a September 2008 set of images of the school's activities.
Download a PowerPoint Presentation showing images of the school's progress HERE. (Takes 8 to 10 minutes to download)
