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It was a great pleasure to welcome Ashville College back to Open Arms this summer. A packed itinerary saw them helping in the Blantyre infant home playing with the children and getting to know more about what we do.
Read moreLots of little steps can add up to huge changes and this is especially true reading this year's newletter from Open Arms. Looking back on some fantastic work from the team in Malawi and the support that underpins this around the world, Read more here!
Read moreAs the students, without exception, arrive overflowing with enthusiasm, energy, compassion and a real desire to learn and make a difference to the lives of all those connected with Open Arms.
Read moreOn 26th September more than 700 pupils from the Ashville Junior and Senior Schools completed a 20k fundraising walk for Open Arms Malawi and Action for Children.
Read moreJust 800m from Open Arms Mangochi is Nansenga. Nansenga is a very poor village, with most of its inhabitants depending on fishing on nearby Lake Malawi.
Read moreYour donation will help children in Malawi grow up healthy with the love of a family
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