Chembe
Village Community Project Centre
Chris and Rebecca's Wedding:
"Since our chance meeting in Ho Chi Minh City 3 years ago we've been lucky enough to travel to some fantastic places and hope to visit many more. As well as bringing us together, travelling has taught us a lot, not lest how lucky we are to have access to the basics we take for granted.
It means a lot that you're able to join us to celebrate our wedding day and apart from a few dance moves we don't ask for anything more from you. However, if you were thinking of buying us a gift, we'd like to use our wedding as a way of giving something back to one of the communities we visited together.
During our last holiday we came across the Chembe project centre. They work with the community on various sustainable projects in the village we stayed in on the shores of Lake Malawi."
Please don't feel obliged but if you would like to make a donation you can click here http://www.justgiving.com/mr-and-mrs-humphries . Please don't forget to leave a message on the board so we can thank you.
Really looking forward to seeing you on 30th September!!
Chris and Becs
xxx
"If you think you’re too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a closed room with a mosquito."
~ African proverb
The Chembe Village Community Project Centre was created as an umbrella organization to support existing local community projects. The projects are run by local team leaders and a number of volunteers within the community. The emphasis on the projects supported include the most basic human needs (water, hunger, family, education and health). Please feel free to browse the website for information on individual projects.
Your donation can really make a difference:
£3 buys a mosquito net that can protect 2-5 children from malaria
£6 can provide 10 visits to the clinic, including medication
£30 buys a 50kg bag of fertilizer for a family's maize field which supplies them with their staple food for a year
£60 can provide basic food for an orphanage for a month
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