Thanks to your generous support, we were able to provide many school meals to children in Malawi throughout June. At the same time, our awareness and educational activities in Japan—centered around coffee—continue to expand. In this report, we share voices from the school meal program in Malawi, as well as highlights from our activities in Japan.

1. Mzimba District

① Chabere Primary School
A warm cup of porridge brings radiant smiles. Each morning’s serving provides not only nutrition but also happiness, energy, and the joy of going to school.

Smiling students at Chabere Primary School (June 2, 2025)

② St. Paul’s Primary School
“This cup of porridge makes me happy every day. It helps me study and play, and I don’t feel hungry during class. Thank you for contributing to my future,” said one grateful 6th grade student at St. Paul’s Primary.

A student at St. Paul’s holding her school meal (June 4, 2025)

③ Chamngulube Primary School
Cheerful students line up for porridge, holding their cups with eager smiles, waiting for their turn.

This photo captures their excitement and gratitude for the school feeding program. It shows how the program creates joy and unity among the students, making mealtime one of the most anticipated and happiest moments of the school day.

Students eagerly awaiting their school meals (June 24, 2025)

Among them are twin 4th graders who love the porridge served at school. Each morning, they look forward to break time not only for the meal itself, but also for the warmth and joy it brings.

A parent of the twins shared:
“As a parent, I am truly grateful for this program. Just knowing my children will not spend the day hungry gives me strength. Because of the porridge, they can concentrate in class and return home with smiles. This is more than just food—it is support, kindness, and hope for a better future.”

The twin students holding their favorite porridge (June 24, 2025)

2. Blantyre District

Rain or shine, dedicated volunteers gather every morning to prepare nutritious Likuni Phala porridge for the students with love and care. (Photo: Chisomo CBCC)

Through teamwork, volunteers and Seibo staff strengthen the bonds with the local community, building ties that feel like family. (Photo: Chisomo CBCC)

While preparing porridge alongside school staff, Seibo members spread joy and laughter while sharing tips for making this nutritious meal with love. (Photo: Chisomo CBCC)

Meals made with love are truly the finest. The care and effort poured into cooking transform porridge into a delightful, nourishing dish. (Photo: Chisomo CBCC)

By carefully stirring, the porridge becomes smooth and lump-free, ensuring a nutritious meal for the children. (Photo: Chisomo CBCC)

[Staff Cooking] One key point of hygiene management is thoroughly cleaning dishes before serving meals to children. (Photo: Chisomo CBCC)

Besides warm Likuni Phala, is there anything else that can brighten children’s faces this much? (Photo: Chisomo CBCC)

The radiant smiles of future leaders are truly heartwarming. (Photo: Chisomo CBCC)

Uniform Donations

Parents gathered with their children to receive donated uniforms from Seibo.

This student, receiving her uniform, was so overjoyed that words of gratitude could not express her feelings. (Agape Kindergarten)

Her smile spoke louder than words, filled with heartfelt gratitude.

Wearing a uniform helped bring out her polished and confident side.

For one mother of twins, irregular income made it difficult to afford uniforms. She expressed deep gratitude, feeling a huge burden lifted. (Ashira Kindergarten)

When children wear casual clothes, socioeconomic differences become visible. (Nezel Kindergarten)

Wearing uniforms allows children from different economic backgrounds to blend together, creating unity and equality. (Nezel Kindergarten)

Seibo’s mission is to empower both disadvantaged and privileged families equally. By ensuring access to quality education and a fair starting line, we deliver hope to those who need it most. (Tinashe Kindergarten)

Meal Support Data (June)
・Total meals provided: 336,016
・Northern Mzimba District: 297,230
・Southern Blantyre District: 38,786