F2F empowers people to help themselves by building strong relationships and judiciously using small grants. This August, the Kang’oma community in Malawi coordinated 55 chiefs, youth groups, and scores of others to conduct its first census. One result — 60% of its residents have no education at all. Click below to learn how you can help.

Welcome to our staff, vocational trainees, teachers, and students at our SCC*F2F Community Center in Battambang, Cambodia. Now it its second full year, the Center is a vibrant, wonderful hub of activity, helping children and adults break the cycle of extreme poverty and look with confidence to a better future.

Face-to-Face not only means that supporters and donors know exactly who is being helped, it also can mean that you might start dating the person in front of you! Members of the LuziCare student group at Colby College in Maine are hosting a speed dating fundraising event on campus on Thursday October 19 to raise funds for the Chadika community youth group in Malawi. May heartstrings pull out the wallets!

This week Face-to-Face AIDS faced the devastating loss of one of our youth participants, Beatrice, age 16. Beatrice was born in 1995 and was in Form 2 at Kamuzu Barracks Secondary school. She was an active member of our teen club until her death on Sunday October 9, 2011. In the 6th grade, she was a relatively newly registered participant in our Malawi Ticket to Success program.