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Dzumira Secondary School in Chikwawa came alive with hope and ambition as our mentorship outreach continued.

Students were reminded that education is their power and their path to a better future despite the challenges around them.

Learning materials were also shared to strengthen their journey.

Nyachilenda Secondary School in Nsanje was another inspiring stop on our mentorship outreach.

During the visit, students were advised to stay focused on their education despite the many challenges young people face today.

E 4 Change also distributed learning materials to mentees to help bridge the gap in access to educational resources.

In his remarks, the Headteacher Justin Kausiwa, commended the gesture, describing the mentorship and support as timely and impactful for the learners.

The session also highlighted the importance of staying in school and how education can protect young people from challenges such as child marriages and early school dropout.

Next up is the visit to Dzumira Secondary School in Chikwawa District.

Our mentorship journey across the Shire Valley continues!

At Chekerere Community Day Secondary School in Nsanje, E 4 Change encouraged learners to believe in themselves, build self-confidence, and aim for higher academic achievement.

The organization also shared the importance of self-control, discipline in class, and strong student-teacher relationships as key ingredients for improving pass rates.

Education for Change Youth Organization has officially begun its 2026 mentorship outreach across the Shire Valley. Our journey has already taken us to several secondary schools in Nsanje and Chikwawa where we are mentoring students, sharing real life role models and distributing learning materials to support their academic journey.

For districts that are often ranked among the lowest in MSCE and JCE results, we believe the story can change. When young people are inspired, supported and equipped, they rise beyond statistics.

We begin by sharing moments from Bangula Secondary School in Nsanje. More schools and more stories of impact are coming next.

On 7th October 2025, members and partners of the Lilongwe Gender Technical Working Group gathered at the Water Conference Room (LL District Council) to reflect on progress and strengthen efforts toward gender equality in the district.

The session featured insightful presentations on ongoing projects, discussions on the Referral Pathway for LLDC hotspot areas, and the first preparatory meeting for the 2025 16 Days of Activism campaign.

Together, we remain committed to advancing gender equality and promoting inclusive education for every child.

Happy 61st Independence Day, Malawi! Let’s Build a Literate and Informed Nation Together.

Easter Monday! Stay blessed

Last week, our mentor Tiwonge Kanyenda and the incredible mentees from Education for Change— Susan, Grace and Takondwa — had the wonderful opportunity to be hosted on GIRLS CHAT at Mlimi Radio! We are so grateful to the amazing presenter Catherine Tembo for inviting our team to share insights, stories, and experiences. The episode was aired on Wednesday and also repeated on Sunday. A huge thank you to Catherine and Mlimi Radio for their warm hospitality and for amplifying our voices!

On this International Women's Day, we celebrate your unwavering vision, passion, and leadership. As a young CEO and founder, you're not just changing the future of education — you're empowering an entire generation of women and youth to dream bigger, reach higher, and make an impact. Thank you for inspiring change!

Together, we rise! HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY!

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