Chitipa Restoration Project

09/03/2026

At Chitipa Restoration Project, we believe in creating a lasting impact in our community. Here is one of our achievements in the water sector in 2025. Thank you Peachtree Church

25/12/2025

The Chitipa Restoration Project wishes all our sponsors, students, parents, and guardians a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Thank you for your continued support as we look forward to another year of impact and progress. 🎄✨

22/08/2025

07/08/2025

From dreams to degrees.
180 students graduates walk into brighter future, thanks to Peachtree Church

05/08/2025

Congratulations to Patrick on his selection to Kamuzu University of Health Sciences to pursue a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). Patrick is one of the students supported through our project.

We are a movement, raising the next generation and transforming the communities of Chitipa.
Thank you Peachtree Church

01/08/2025

Last year, we shared a story from Mwenegana Village in Chitipa, where communities were forced to draw water from wells shared with animals. Do you remember that?

Today, we're excited to share a new chapter thanks to support from Peachtree Church, over 600 households now have access to clean water through a solar-powered system provided by Chitipa Restoration.

Thank you Peachtree Church for making this possible.

31/07/2025

Today, we officially wrapped up our 2025 Annual Youth Conference.
Some students had the special opportunity to meet their sponsors in person.

It’s been an amazing and impactful week—thank you, Peachtree Church, for being a strong pillar of support.

In the photo: Chitipa Restoration Project team leader Fidelis shares with Pastor Jay how the education scholarship program has made a national impact, with graduates now working in various districts across the country.

31/07/2025

This afternoon, during our prayer session, each youth camp participant was invited to write down a personal prayer petition.

31/07/2025

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On the final day of the camp, participants were taught about peace.

They were told to be instruments of peace in their communities by apologizing when wrong and forgiving others.

They were also told to rejoice always and stay connected to Jesus through prayer, worship, and living by His word.

The teaching included a reminder that holding a grudge is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to suffer.

31/07/2025

At the project, we also value team building. On Wednesday afternoon, students and sponsors came together for a fun sports day featuring sack races, dance competitions, tug of war, and more.