APU Founders Update and Q&A
On April 10, 2021, APU Founders Christie and Memory hosted a live zoom update on Atsikana Pa Ulendo Girls On The Move Education Project in Malawi. Click here to watch the video
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Notice of Annual General Meeting Nov 26, 2018
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGof theAPU MALAWI EDUCATION FOUNDATIONwill be held online, beginning at7:00pm PST on November 26, 2018 Join the meeting via: Online via PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://zoom.us/j/569530494 Meeting ID: 569 530 494 Or iPhone one-tap: US: +14086380968,,569530494# or +16468769923,,569530494# Or Telephone: Dial (for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location): Read more about Notice of Annual General Meeting Nov 26, 2018[…]
Voice of Africa News article on APU
See the news article by Lameck Masina posted December 6, 2017 on Voice of Africa News. Click here for the original article, titled “After Avoiding Early Marriage, Malawi Woman Provides Free Education to Rural Girls.” Full-text of the article is available below: LILONGWE, MALAWI — Atsikana Pa Ulendo (APU) is a symbol of hope for girls Read more about Voice of Africa News article on APU[…]
Notice to Sponsors
Since opening the school in 2008, we have set our scholarships at $1000 per student per year. We are now finding that this is not enough to cover the cost of some of the additional expenses that our scholarship girls struggle to pay. These expenses include personal bedding ($60), 2 complete sets of the school Read more about Notice to Sponsors[…]
New Students in Need of Sponsors
May 27, 2017: Over 300 students arrived at APU this morning to write entrance exams. If you are interested in sponsoring one of these young ladies, please contact Executive Director Christie Johnson at cjohnson@pearsoncollege.ca, or visit our Sponsorship Page. Sponsorship costs $85/month or $1000 per year. Please help these young ladies become the next change makers in Read more about New Students in Need of Sponsors[…]
Water Expansion Project 2016 – Report
Water Expansion Project ($12,000) Funded by Rotary Clubs of Sidney By The Sea, Langley Central, and North Delta Project included the drilling of a third well and the installation of a rural BP (mono) pump, which works using diesel or electricity (solar or from the grid). APU uses 45,000 L of water per day and our tank capacity Read more about Water Expansion Project 2016 – Report[…]
APU Featured in Rotary Canada Magazine
The successes of APU were recently featured in the October 2016 publication of RotaryCanada magazine in an article titled “10-year tenure: APU Malawi has made great strides” by Paul Engleman, following his interview with APU Founder and Executive Director Christie Johnson. We thank RotaryCanda and Paul Engleman for their interest in helping us share the phenomenal Read more about APU Featured in Rotary Canada Magazine[…]
APU Founder & Student at Rotary Zone Institute
APU Founder, Memory Mdyetseni, and student, Maness, had the wonderful opportunity to present at the Rotary Zone 24-32 Institute in Winnipeg on September 29-October 1st. There were 450+ participants, including 200+ past district governors, present an future, Rotary International President John F. Germ, two Rotary Foundation trustees, and two Rotary directors – including APU MEF Director Dean Rohrs. The Read more about APU Founder & Student at Rotary Zone Institute[…]
APU Teacher sees new possibilities through University of Lethbridge studies
APU teacher, Wyson Ndhlovu, at the University of Lethbridge: Travelling halfway around the world to take classes in the University of Lethbridge’s Faculty of Education has opened Wyson Ndhlovu’s eyes to the possibilities. Now, he looks to bring this new world of potential to his homeland and create opportunities for the young Malawi girls he Read more about APU Teacher sees new possibilities through University of Lethbridge studies[…]
APU in the news: Christie Johnson’s presentation at the Canadian Club
APU Founder and Executive Director, Christie Johnson, shared the story of APU at the AGM meeting of the Canadian Club’s Victoria branch. Local CHEK News covered the story.