A story of two very humble persons is resonating to something pertinent.
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This is humanity being lived. The story of Innocent and Ellen Mitole Gondwe is nothing but going towards the very people that need the help that most of us keep in our pockets.
Innocent and Ellen Mitole Gondwe have what they have as a foundation. It is small-the size of a mustard seed.
After helping so many lives in the rural vicinities of Lilongwe, Nkhoma Area, one Masautso has a smile - a broad smile in fact.
The young man who wants to be an eco-activist, says it is a dream come true to be supported by Nkhoma Community Development Centre. He will study at Nkhoma Mountain View Academy,
The young man will be there from From 5th September 2026 to completion of Form 4.
Said Masautso Damiano: 'I was nothing without these people. My sister and I. I have a future at their school, and I can take care of my family when I am done with my education.'
According to Mathews Malata, renowned environmental activist in Malawi, said the gesture by Nkhoma Community Development Centre is something all Malawians should embrace.
Director of NCDC, Gondwe, said 'We care for the street kids at our Centre. And with our belief in our God, they will make it in life.'
Mphatso, 9 and Shakira, 6 are from TA Kabudula, in Lilongwe. These children were abandoned by their parents and were roaming in the streets in search of food.
Sadly, they have never been to school. They are now under the care of the Nkhoma Community Development Centre. They finally have a safe home, food, love, and the chance to go to school and study.
'All thanks to our donors. You are giving Mphatso, Shakira, and many other vulnerable children more than food and a home— you are giving them hope and a future,' said Mitole-Gondwe.
