MaMA - January 2009
MaMA - January 2010

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Why Mandimba...

Images from Mandimba

  1. View Mangoes grow locally
  2. View Happy greetings
  3. View Planting tree seedlings
  4. View Rebecca Van Der Meulen
  5. View Children wave in excitement
  6. View Sunset over Lake Niassa
  7. View Banner embroidered by Daphne Jowit, Kew.
  8. View Playing in a drain at Mandimba Market
  9. View Mandimba2005 029
  10. View Mandimba2005 022
  11. View Lissette
  12. View Lissete village children
  13. View Facinatede by cameras!
  14. View Mandimba2005 036
  15. View Mandimba2005 044
  16. View Mandimba2005 045
  17. View Typical family home
  18. View Rosa, baby Julio and Prudentia
  19. View Extended Campambi family
  20. View Mandimba2005 060
  21. View David and Julio Geraldo
  22. View Junior Geraldo
  23. View Let me see....
  24. View Mandimba children
  25. View Can I be in the movie?
  26. View Mandimba.....
  27. View The local vicarage
  28. View Washing day
  29. View Local laundrette
  30. View Home from market
  31. View Small local goats roam freely
  32. View Obsolete technology
  33. View Mandimba market
  34. View Women out walking
  35. View What a beautiful Mandimba day!
  36. View friends
  37. View Hospital
  38. View Just had a bath.....
  39. View Mandimba2005 182
  40. View Overcoming disability
  41. View Men at play
  42. View Mandimba Market
  43. View Mandimba market
  44. View Mandimba chips ready
  45. View Mandimba meat market - todays special - goat
  46. View Mandimba original Anglican Church
  47. View Mandimba main street
  48. View Mandimba border market

Improving maternal and child health and gaining control over AIDS, TB and malaria are essential to reaching the Millennium Development Goals which the United Nations agreed to as part of a push to halve the number of people living in poverty by 2015.

In order to do so, two things must happen.

First - the world must continue to increase its investments in healthSecond - the numerous streams of resources available need to be channelled more effectively

Quote from "Stopping the plagues" by Michel Kazatchkine

So why Mandimba?

We already have a strong relationship with Mandimba, built up through visits during the last six years. It is one of the poorest places in the world, ranking seventh from the bottom in the poor health and poverty league tables. In 2008, we did a survey of the healthcare in this district and our recommendations and strategies form the basis of our activity there and underpin our fundraising efforts this year.

By working in one geographically specific area, we are able to measure and evaluate the effectiveness of our activity. Mandimba District is a group of 75 villages, total population around 200,000 people. Our actions there are driven by local aspirations and needs and are developed at the pace of the community. Successful projects can then be transferred to other villages, using local skills and labour to ensure necessary ownership and sustainability of MaMA actvities.

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Asentor is a marketing agency, working with MaMA and supporting them with marketing, advice regarding online marketing & charitable fundraising.

View full sized Harold Foster Foundation supports MaMA

The Harold Foster Foundation is working with MaMA & Dr. DJ Brown as part of a feasibility study aimed at providing nutritional support for the many thousands of individuals living with HIV/AIDS in Mandimba.

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MaMA is a HMRC recognised Charity No: 1133532

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Our mission is to support the people of Mandimba in their journey towards economic empowerment and better health . . .

MaMA is a HMRC recognised Charity No: 1133532

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