Meal-a-Day (CMaD) UK

29/10/2026

The original classroom block at Namaondo, built by CMaD in 2007, served its community for many years. Sadly, after gradually deteriorating, a storm in early 2025 caused the roof to be blown off, leaving the building unsafe and condemned.

Following its safe demolition, we’re delighted to share that we’ve now been able to fund a brand-new, two-classroom block for PP1 and PP2!

A project we’ve proudly supported for over 25 yeas, the Early Childhood Development (ECD) feeding programme, helps little ones get the nourishment they need to learn, grow and thrive.

We’re so grateful to everyone who makes projects like this possible. This new building represents more than just classrooms — it’s a safer, brighter space for young children to learn, play and build the foundations for their future!

10/10/2026

On Saturday 5th December at 2pm, we’ll be joining with the Midlands Praise Day team at Warwick School for an uplifting afternoon of fellowship, worship and thanksgiving.

With the theme ‘Faith Working Through Love’, the afternoon will include praise, Bible reflections and inspiring stories of hope and love as we celebrate 50 years of Meal-a-Day and give thanks for the difference its work has made in the lives of people and communities around the world.

Tickets are £7 for adults and £3 for children, and you can use the QR code below to book your place.

We would love you to join us as we continue to mark this wonderful milestone together!

28/09/2026

"A world where menstruation is no longer a source of stigma, where every girl can manage her period with dignity, remain in school, and achieve her full potential"

At Botoro E.L.C.K Primary School in Kisii County, Kenya, girls and young mothers took part in an important menstrual health programme delivered by Days for Girls, in partnership with Dignity Drive.
The girls received reusable sanitary kits and practical guidance on menstrual hygiene, puberty, reproductive health and personal safety. The session created a safe space where young women could ask questions and talk openly about subjects that are often surrounded by stigma and embarrassment.
Boys were included as part of the "Men Who Know" programme, helping them understand menstrual health and encourage them to be supportive, break down stigma and embarrassment.
For some girls, the cost and availability of sanitary products can be a real barrier, while embarrassment and stigma can make it difficult to ask for help. Providing both knowledge and reusable sanitary products can make a lasting difference — helping girls stay confident, participate in school and continue their everyday activities without menstruation holding them back.
Every girl deserves to manage her period with dignity and the opportunity to reach her full potential.


Image 1: Men in a classroom being taught about womens health
Image 2: Reusable period products

24/09/2026

Last Saturday, 25 cyclists took on the Test Valley in Hampshire and what a fantastic achievement! A huge thank you to Tim Webborn, Malcolm Latham and Newbury for organising the ride, and to everyone who took part, supported the event and helped make the day such a success. Together, an amazing £1,125 was raised towards providing cooking stoves, tables and seating for the children at Crown City School in Kenya. These practical improvements will make a real difference to the children and the school community. Well done to all 25 riders and thank you to everyone who helped, donated and supported the event! Your efforts are helping to turn miles into meaningful change

08/09/2026

🌟 50 Years of Meal-a-Day! 🌟

Join us online on 12 September 2026 at 4:00pm as we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Christadelphian Meal-a-Day.

The programme will include a look back at Meal-a-Day's inspiring history, an update on current projects, future plans, and an uplifting address by Bro Darren Guy on "Faith Working Through Love".

📱 Join via Zoom: 694 358 4787

As we mark this special milestone, we thank all who have supported the work over the years. Please continue to keep in your prayers those serving and benefiting through Meal-a-Day projects worldwide.

Donate: https://www.meal-a-day.org/donate/

10/08/2026

Five children from Nalondo School have successfully undergone orthopaedic surgery and are now recovering well back at the centre!

The children are being cared for by the wonderful nursing and physiotherapy team at Nalondo, with an enhanced diet to support their recovery and help them regain strength.

Please keep all five children in your prayers as they continue their journey of healing and rehabilitation!

08/08/2026

08/08/2026

06/06/2026

Kenya celebrates 50 years of Meal-a-Day 1-Mayanga ECD celebrates 50 years of Meal-a-Day, with the water project sponsored by Parkstone in the background.
2- Nalondo children celebrate by forming the shape of ‘meal a day 50’ with the children!
3-Crown City school in Chwele, Western Kenya celebrating 50 years of Meal-a-Day with a cake!

04/05/2026

MAY We Eat ~ Week 1 | Day in the life of a Kenyan Child

For many children in Kenya, the day begins as early as 4:00am: fetching water, sweeping, and caring for siblings before the long walk to school, sometimes covering 5km or more on an empty stomach.

School itself is demanding. Lessons start by 7:00am and can stretch until 5:00 or 6:00pm with Saturday attendance often required. For many pupils, lunch is not guaranteed making the feeding programmes funded by donors through Meal-a-Day not just helpful but essential.

At home, the responsibilities continue. Homework is often completed by torchlight, and rest is a rare luxury.

Yet through it all, these children show remarkable resilience and a deep commitment to learning. Education is their pathway out of poverty, and with the right support, that pathway becomes a little clearer every day.

It costs around £5 to feed a school child for a month in Kenya – please consider giving a monthly donation to support a child through their early years!