Rachel and Jack volunteered with Ripple Africa 10 years ago and have now returned with their two children, Reuben and Alice, to spend three weeks with us at Mwaya Beach!
Almost two weeks in, the family have fully immersed themselves into rural Malawi life, and have attended pre-school sessions, spent time getting their hands dirty with fruit tree clubs, and helped a householder make a fuel-efficient cookstove.
Jack has been repairing computers at Kapanda Community Day Secondary School, Rachel has been meeting project beneficiaries to see how the projects are impacting their lives, and the Reuben and Alice have been making friends with the local children at every project they visit.
Trips to Ripple Africa are not holidays, they are designed to provide even the youngest of visitors with memories that will last a lifetime and that will help shape how they view the world around them.
