Malawi

Mamie Martin, second from left, with her three sisters. Contributed.

Knit, chat and drink coffee at Falkirk fundraiser for Mamie Martin Fund

Braes Blazers will have four senior league teams for the upcoming campaign (Photo: Submitted)

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Robyn Gargan, from South Alloa, has been volunteering as a teacher in Malawi for the last six months.

Falkirk woman in Malawi asks people for support for cyclone hit communities

Robert Fotheringham, BMD acting service manager, George Nichol, of the Rotary Club of Grangemouth, Cecil Meiklejohn, Falkirk Council leader, and Brian Dick and Jim MacDonald, BMD assistant buildings operations co-ordinators the hand tool donations from employees

Falkirk Council building maintenance team donates tools to help people of Malawi

Carronshore Primary School with new football strips thanks to parent Nathaniel Hutton, Director of SMN Engineering, back right. The team with their coach and janitor Mr Aitchison. Pic: Michael Gillen

New strips for Carronshore Primary team

Falkirk resident Mariot Dallas and her son, Tom, are taking on The Kiltwalk's Mighty Stride event on September 26 in aid of the Mamie Martin Fund originally set up by her mum in memory of her grandmother in 1993. Picture: Michael Gillen.

Ex-teacher’s Kiltwalk efforts for charity formed in grandmother's honour

Upile with the daily mug of vitamin-enriched porridge that she receives from Mary’s Meals.

Falkirk pupils learn how food is changing the story for children globally

A child at a school in Malawi excitedly holds a bag from The Mary’s Meals Backpack Project.

Mary’s Meals encourages pupils to donate their old school bags to children in Ma...

The pupils of Malawi's Mountainview School for the Deaf show off the football strips they received from AD Injury Clinic in Bainsford

Bainsford injury clinic helps kit out Malawi schoolchildren

Adam Clark, from Arnold Clark, hands over the keys to Daniel Adams, of Mary's Meals UK.

Falkirk pupils urged to pack schoolbags for Mary’s Meals

Retro Nostalgia 1980: Camelon school’s Malawi celebration

Wee Jaunt Falkirk returns to Helix Park

Flashback to a fundraising cycle run staged earlier this year for the Mamie Martin Fund and The Soko Fund.

Twenty-five reasons why Malawi cause is a big 21st century success

Family meet up in Falkirk to keep up the good work of a remarkable woman

Small grants to help fight global poverty

The Scottish Government has awarded more than Â£220,000 to a charity helping hungry children in Malawi as the country faces its worst food crisis for a decade. Glasgow-based Marys Meals will use the money to extend its schools feeding programme, reaching almost 24,000 additional children in areas gripped by Malawis acute food crises.

Funding to help hungry children in Malawi

Kayleigh Boardman at her work in Denny

Denny vet Queen of the jungle in Malawi

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