We are pleased to announce the release of our activity report for April 2025! We invite everyone to take a look.
1. Mzimba District
① Machelecheta Primary School
Volunteers at Machelecheta distributing meals to students (March 24, 2025)
Collaborating with the local community, Seibo Maria works to provide opportunities for children’s growth through education. Volunteers strive to ensure all children have access to necessary nutrition and educational opportunities for a brighter future. Staff members support children not only by preparing and distributing meals but also by fostering their enthusiasm for attending school.
Image of shy twins receiving meals
These two students recently enrolled at Machelecheta Primary School as new first graders, still adjusting to their new environment. Despite feeling overwhelmed, they find comfort in each other’s company and quietly observe the lively surroundings.
② Kanyerere Primary School
Excited students receiving meals (March 10, 2025)
The excitement of receiving warm meals not only brings joy but also enriches the children’s hearts, symbolizing the impact of Seibo Maria’s meal program on their daily lives.
Children smiling with satisfaction after receiving daily meals
The smiles of these children reflect more than just satisfaction; they signify the nutritional support provided by Seibo Maria’s meal program, contributing to their healthy development.
2. Blantyre District
Mother of twins attending Makwika Kindergarten
With Seibo’s support, free kindergarten education enables mothers to invest time and resources in their own businesses, fostering independence and effective family support.
Twins attending Pillar of Light Kindergarten
Regular school attendance encourages good hygiene habits and promotes the importance of education by ensuring children maintain neat appearances and cleanliness.
Photo at Future Leader’s Nursery School
Children enjoy meals in clean uniforms, brimming with joy and confidence, symbolizing a brighter future for the next generation.
Photo at Future Leader’s Nursery School
Seibo’s school meal program directly impacts children’s health and happiness, evidenced by significant improvements in weight and height, supporting their growth and development effectively.
Photo at Katondo CBCC
Combining young and elderly generations within the school committee is beneficial. Younger generations learn from the experiences and wisdom of their elders, ensuring sustainability through active participation in the program.
Photo at Tsamirani CBCC
The school committee’s vibrant members, predominantly women, take pride in contributing to community development. They recognize the crucial role of the meal program in enhancing children’s health and educational achievements.
Photo at Tsamirani CBCC
Securing nutritious meals through the school meal program not only meets basic needs but also motivates students to attend school more regularly. The sense of security provided by nutritious meals reduces concerns and enhances support for school initiatives.
Meal Support Data (March)
Total meals supported: 318,195 meals
Northern Mzimba District: 292,605 meals
Southern Blantyre District: 25,590 meals