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Meet Prisca Lambulani

Prisca Lambulani

Patient, MCHENGA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, Malawi

Prisca was pregnant and in so much pain that she thought she was dying. Bleeding profusely, she was rushed to the hospital by an ambulance bicycle service of the Mchenga Community Development Project. The journey took 90 minutes and saved Prisca’s life.

F2F’s small first grant to this community paid for two ambulance bicycles. This initial grant prepared Mchenga to be fiscally transparent and ready to receive larger program grants.

Our Principles

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The F2F Model at Work

At F2F, our guiding principles are profoundly integrated into our projects. Here’s an example of how a simple grant can turn into a sustainable project that educates and empowers participants to improve life for their whole community.

1 You get involved: You decide to give, which is how we fund our programs— for instance, our Kang’oma Youth Group project, in which rural youth become AIDS outreach leaders.

2 Education: F2F introduces ways for people to learn topics relevant to their lives. In the Kang’oma Youth Group, youth learn about HIV and other health issues, as well as how to organize meetings and operate a club.

3 Leadership: We encourage people to become leaders. As the Youth Group takes on community service projects, the members realize they have the ability to improve their village.

4Outreach: F2F enables people to help others. Our Kang’oma Youth Group holds public forums about HIV, engages in volunteer work, and helps educate young people from nearby villages to form new youth groups.

5Fundamental change: Communities develop their own sustainable programs. As facilitators of educational programs, the Kang’oma Youth Group takes the lead in transforming their village into a better place for all residents.