Mamie Martin’s granddaughter has written about her life and work in ‘Life and Work’, the Church of Scotland magazine. In it she encourages us to …
Anne Hepburn – an appreciation
Everyone in Scotland connected with women in Malawi knew of Anne Hepburn. Anne was born in 1925 and passed away on 29th July 2016, just short …
Why girls’ education matters
In this short video, our coordinator in Malawi, Mercy Sibande, shares her views on why girls’ education matters so much in Malawi, and why our work …
Partnership with The Soko Fund launched at University of Edinburgh
On 14th June 2016 we signed an agreement with The Soko Fund whereby five of our girls will be funded at University in Malawi by …
Scottish Parliament Congratulates the Mamie Martin and Soko Funds
Scotland’s newly elected Parliament has formally congratulated the Mamie Martin and the Soko Funds on their forthcoming partnership. In a motion from Alison Johnstone MSP, …
Information leaflet now available
Thanks to a capacity-building grant from the Scottish Government we have conducted an impact assessment of our work in Malawi, which is available on our Downloads …
Launch of our new Partnership with the Soko Fund
We are very excited about our new partnership with the Soko Fund. This enables us to offer funding for university study to five of our …
Scotland Street Coffee Supports Mamie Martin
Brodies Melrose, the long-established Scottish tea and coffee merchant, are launching a new brand of Malawi (Mzuzu) coffee. They started importing Mzuzu coffee last year and …
Impact Report Published
At our AGM in Nov, we launched our Impact Report. The report presents the data collected in a research study funded by the Scottish Government …
Bandawe Head Teacher Visits Scotland
Benford Mwakayuni, the Head Teacher of Bandawe Girls Secondary School in North Malawi, visited Scotland this month. Bandawe is where Mamie Martin is buried and …