Article 26 of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 10 December 1948:
Everyone has a right to an education.
Every day, young people in Malawi face tremendous barriers to education: life threatening diseases like malaria & HIV/AIDS, malnutrition & hunger, child marriages, teenage pregnancies & long distance commutes on foot to school are just a few of the challenges children face on a daily basis. Because of these barriers, 74% of learners in Malawi will drop out of school before the age of 12. We believe that education is the key to poverty alleviation & we’re on a mission to keep young Malawians in school.
Youth Entrepreneurship
RiseUp Malawi offers a free, after-school program open to all youth in the community who want to learn computer, English language, math & life skills.
Secondary School Scholarship
RiseUp Malawi awards secondary school scholarship to students in need which covers 12 terms of school fees, uniforms, transport & supplies.
patricia Page Music Foundation
RiseUp Malawi provides a safe space for students to talk about difficult social issues like HIV/AIDS & child marriages through song, dance & poetry.
Farming God’s Way Parent Program
RiseUp Malawi works with the parents of students in our programs to provide training opportunities to learn better farming practices and techniques.