Passion Centre for the Children, a faith organisation, celebrated its 20th anniversary in Malawi, marking two decades of implementing development activities that have transformed the lives of many.
The organisation has provided safe water, constructed decent houses for vulnerable children, trained youths in vocational skills, and paid school fees for needy students.
Speaking during the commemoration ceremony at Mulunguzi Primary School ground in Zomba, National Coordinator Pastor Pilira Chibwana highlighted the organisation’s achievements, including helping over 1,500 people, some of whom are doctors, nurses, teachers, carpenters, etc and providing safe water to over 300,000 people.
He said the organisation also constructed decent houses for vulnerable individuals.
As part of the celebration, Passion Centre donated 50 desks to Mulunguzi Primary School to motivate learners.
The Guest of Honour, who represented Zomba District Commissioner Thomas Mbwembwe, expressed gratitude for the organisation’s commendable work, noting that it complements government efforts to transform communities.
Pastor Eric Von Sythoff, President of Passion Centre from the United States of America, pledged to continue development initiatives in Malawi, commending staff for their commitment and dedication.
Traditional Authority Mwambo thanked Passion Centre for the positive impact in her area, citing the provision of safe water as a significant benefit.
T/A Mwambo added that the organisation’s efforts have indeed transformed lives, and its continued partnership with the government and local communities will likely have a lasting impact.
