From seeing how our children are developing, the amazing support we get from our fundraisers to understanding the ins and out of running Open Arms, we’ve got it covered here.
A team of volunteers from across the UK have been working with the children of Open Arms over the summer months. On top of the many bottles of milk given to the babies, and the hours spent with the children during playtimes, they have organised special events for the children in our Foster Houses. Some volunteers had teaching backgrounds and brought together fun activities around the themes of the Olympics and the Lake of Stars music festival.
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We’d like to say thank you to SMBC Aviation Capital and Johnson and Johnson for their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects that have, in particular, supported educational projects in Malawi this year.
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For many in our group, this is the first experience of living without electricity and running water, of using pit latrines and sleeping without beds on cold, hard floors.
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For some, the trip is a welcome return and a chance to visit the children they met as babies who have returned to their village homes and now attend school.
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Erin volunteered in Malawi and Tanzania, during her gap year and on her blog she reflects on her journey and experiences. Erin spent some time at Open Arms and shared her thoughts and stories of her time with us.
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Open Arms was even more of an exciting experience than I had hoped for, and I adored spending time with everybody there.
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