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Malawi is located in southeastern Africa and is one of the poorest countries in the world. Many families face significant challenges when it comes to making ends meet and ensuring their children have access to education. Especially in regions with inadequate infrastructure, schools and early childhood education programs are often lacking. Thirty-five percent of school-age children have no opportunity to attend school at all; others study without a roof over their heads, in classrooms with up to 150 children, or must travel 5 to 8 km each way to school — a journey that is dangerous, especially for girls.
At JUNGLÜCK, we want to provide support where additional educational opportunities can create long-term prospects. That’s why, in Malawi, we’re committed to building schools that offer children a safe place to learn, play, and grow. After all, every child should have the opportunity to discover their abilities and help shape their own future.
Education opens up opportunities. It empowers children to develop their abilities, become independent, and find their own path. The early years of life are particularly crucial: In preschool, children learn language, numeracy, and social skills through play. They discover what it’s like to learn together and are prepared for the transition to elementary school.
But a school is more than just a place of learning. It offers children a sense of community, guidance, and a reliable daily routine. That’s why we at JUNGLÜCK want to use our efforts to help create additional educational opportunities—and, in doing so, better prospects that extend far beyond the classroom.
More than 70,000 people live in the Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi, most of whom are refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi, and Rwanda. Many of them were forced to leave their homes due to war, violence, and displacement. Some have been living in the camp for decades; for many, it has long since become their permanent home. More than half of the residents are children and adolescents.
However, the existing schools and preschools in the Dzaleka Refugee Camp are nowhere near enough to accommodate all the children. The youngest children, in particular, lack opportunities to prepare for elementary school through play and to develop the essential skills they need for their future education.
That is why we at JUNGLÜCK would like to support the expansion of the Light of Hope School. A new preschool building is to be constructed on the existing school grounds, featuring two classrooms, teachers’ lounges, restroom facilities, and a small outdoor playground. Each year, approximately 50 to 60 children aged about five to six will have a place there to learn, play, and grow.
Access to education is especially important for children who have experienced displacement and flight. School not only gives them the opportunity to learn and develop their skills, but also provides them with guidance, structure, and new perspectives. It offers supervision, a reliable daily routine, a safe place, and a meal. At the same time, it is a place for interaction: here, children can make friends, build social connections, and experience a sense of community. A stable environment where they can learn, play, and thrive is especially important, particularly under difficult living conditions.
That is why, together with our project partners, we want to help ensure that children receive early support, experience a sense of community, and can begin their educational journey with a stronger foundation.