Thank you, Matron!

FAVOUR is a three year old boy who attends Sparkle nursery School. When he joined Sparkle, he was unable to coordinate his muscles fully and could not take part in any physical activities due to weakness in his limbs. This was likely caused by lack of physical activities as the mother was mostly keeping her in doors and also lack of adequate food as the mother was not able to provide for her daily meals. However, since coming to Sparkle and being monitored by our Matron and supervised on our outdoor play equipment, his physical development has gone from strength to strength and he is now able to jump, play on the monkey bars and even use the swings and slide! The change in him has been amazing and he is now joining in with the Little Kickers football programme. 

Regenerative Agriculture in Malawi: Women Lead the Way

By Talhia Le Berre • September 17, 2026
Twenty women in Sakata, Malawi are turning manure, ash and kitchen scraps into thriving soil. See how regenerative agriculture is building food security. Primary keyword: regenerative agriculture Malawi

Luce: When the World Changes You

September 16, 2026
At just seventeen, Luce travelled from Malta to Malawi to volunteer with The Sparkle Foundation, working across nutrition, healthcare and social media, and coming home with a new understanding of herself and the community she came to serve. This is the story of Luce's journey with purpose.
Women who completed Cohort One of The Sparkle Foundation’s Job Readiness Programme

Celebrating Success: Cohort One Graduates from the Job Readiness Programme

By Talhia Le Berre • August 24, 2026
The Sparkle Foundation is proud to celebrate a major milestone: the graduation of Cohort One from the Job Readiness Programme, delivered in partnership with NAMA Women Advancement and with the support of HeR Liberty Malawi. Over six weeks, participants worked through a full curriculum designed to build practical, real-world skills in digital literacy, business management and financial planning. The Sparkle Foundation designed the programme to meet women where they are, equipping them not just with theory, but with tools they can put to use immediately in their own lives and livelihoods.