Rare Community.
Rare Thinking.
Our aim is to give ambitious young people the agency to uplift
themselves, their households and their communities.
Transformation
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Young Women
£5
per month contributes to a scholar’s healthcare
£50
per month covers tuition fees for a talented tertiary scholar
£75
per month enables us to fully support the boarding school education for a girl who could otherwise not continue education
£300
per month supports a full scholarship for an average 4-year degree in Malawi
Graduates will help transform Satemwa’s community by starting well established businesses that will employ others.
Osman
Graduate
My ambition is to become the best female biomedical engineer who will be able to design and make reliable hospital equipment that does not break easily.
Joyce
Biomedical Engineering Student
I chose to be a midwife to serve others through my work. It seemed to me the best way to care for people when they really need care.
Enelys
Graduate
I want to be a guardian of public health, to make sure that the health of the population is being taken care of properly.
Sylvia
Graduate
Agriculture provides a viable way to harvest success and to grow a sustainable future for our nation.
Chisomo
BSc Agriculture Student
Malawi is endowed with abundant indigenous knowledge systems which if not studied will draw to the verge of ceasing to exist.
Faith
Indigenous Knowledge Systems Student
My favourite subject is Biology. When I finish school, I want to be a nurse.
Olivia
Secondary Scholar
Education allows girls to avoid early marriages and act as role models to their peers. Education has an impact beyond individuals. Education enables individuals to transform their households, their communities, their industry and eventually their nation.
Your charity and the scholars it supports are inspirational.
Dr. Darren Watt
University of Edinburgh, Global Academy of Agriculture and Food Systems
Since 2016 the charity has funded 17 scholars through higher education. The impact is remarkable … The organization is exceptionally well-run, and benefits from an active board of trustees.
The Fore Trust
One of the great things about Rare Charity is that, in addition to providing the financial, emotional, logistical support to get girls through high school and support undergraduates, you can help the wider world, such as US universities, understand how talented these scholars are, and how worthy they are of investment and opportunity.
Professor Kathleen Halvorsen
Associate Vice President for Research Development, Michigan Tech University
