Children In Distress

Closing Remarks by the CINDI Executive Director, encouraging the youths to use the knowledge they have gained from the mentoring programme in organic crop production, harvesting, and preservation..

Youths preparing land for demonstrations (planting of onions and vegetables) at the Youth CHEP Hub...

Youths took part in a practical demonstration on the making of Bokashi manure. It was a very insightful learning experience that highlighted the importance of organic farming, sustainable waste management, and improving soil health.
Turning waste into a rich manure in just two weeks!!!

CINDI is conducting a youth mentorship programme on Urban Futures project with mentors from the Ministry of Agriculture, sponsored by HIVOS/CHEP. The mentorship is covering:
1. Organic food production - from soil health to natural pest control
2. Smart harvesting techniques to reduce post harvest loss
3. Food preservation methods to keep food nutritious and longer
4. Making Bokashi manure - turning kitchen waste into fast odourless fertiliser (cheap, fast, and sustainable).

CINDI Executive Director and Accountant attended the Early Childhood Education Conference in Johannesburg, South Africa, to engage with current research and best practices in early childhood development. Supported by Masana Wa Afrika.

CINDI Executive Director attending a Masana Wa Afrika workshop on Early Childhood Education (ECD) in Johannesburg, South Africa..

Some houses from Chipata Compound that were destroyed by rains

Peer educators from Laungwa youths Friendly Space doing some community outreach on HIV services and sexual reproductive health

Monitoring of some small business activities from Chipata Compound

Success Story of Zhani Mpenji from Chipata Compound in small business activities