During the month of June Ambassadors For Children in co-operation with the Blessings Complex and the Malawi Project fielded two teams to Malawi for service projects. Ambassadors for Children (AFC) is a not-for-profit organization based in Indianapolis, Indiana and is dedicated to serving children around the world through short-term humanitarian service trips and sustainable projects.
Both teams had the opportunity to assist in teaching as well as service projects at Mtendere Children’s Village near Lumbadzi, and in a clean up and painting project at Bottom Hospital in Lilongwe.
Pictures below are students from Miami University based in Oxford, Ohio. The university is often referred to incorrectly as Miami of Ohio. The school is a selective coeducational American public university founded in 1809 in the university town of Oxford, Ohio. It has a primary focus on educating undergraduates.
| Victor, Kenneth Bwanali, Jamie Harman, Karen Montgomery and Andria Dumot lay out program plans after arriving at the Blessings Complex. | .jpg) |
| Jamie Harman, McKenzie Rose and Magan Law deliver school supplies to Mtendere Children’s Village. |  |
| Magon Law paints the fingernails of a girl from Mtendere during “Super Saturday” events. |  |
| Victor Chilembwe and J. R. Piko conduct a class in Spanish for the children. | .jpg) |
| Magan Law greets a child from Mtendere. | .jpg) |
| Karen Montgomery, faculty advisor from Miami University, and a group from Mtendere Village, wave greetings. | .jpg) |
| Esther Ehrmann and Megan Law help paint a ward at Bottom Hospital. |  |
| Jamie Hartman and McKenzie Rose paint at Bottom Hospital. |  |