News from Atol Solutions

A bit exhausted from our efforts, but with your help and support in many ways, replenished me each and every day. Been at for this for 5 weeks and tomorrow Dec 1, 2025 is the very last day for our Campaign. That, however, does not end our efforts for the orphans of Bahasi.And because I have seen with my own eyes, their circumstances, I have been knocking on your doors for an alm. I hope that did not upset you in the least.And I shall keep you informed, of course, of the happeningsat  Christmas for the children, or if something major happens...

We are all exhausted, but have plenty of energy left to make it count for the Final Stretch. This drive comes from the heart & personal experience - seeing with my own eyes the conditions of Malawian people and specifically the children that stole my heart, when I was there 3 years ago.

We and the children are so overwhelmed with your compassion and kindness by the received donations, Applause to  all of you that gave generously.

We like to be as transparent as we can and share with you the progress of past week. We are so encouraged and humbly grateful. Hoping that the coming weeks will be matched by your generosity!

We and the children are so overwhelmed with your compassion and kindness by the received donations, Applause to  all of you that gave generously.

We like to be as transparent as we can and share with you the progress of past week. We are so encouraged and humbly grateful. Hoping that the coming weeks will be matched by your generosity!

Malawi's economic condition is marked by a severe and protracted crisis, characterized by high inflation, food insecurity, and declining living standards. The economy is heavily reliant on agriculture, but growth has been impacted by climate shocks, insufficient forex for imports, and fiscal imbalances. Recent forecasts project slow GDP growth due to a weaker agricultural season and other challenges, while public debt remains high and poverty persists. Maintaining high rates of poverty, with 75% of the population living on less than $3.00/day, one of the highest in the region

We and the children are so overwhelmed with your compassion and kindness by the received donations, Applause to  all of you that gave generously.

We like to be as transparent as we can and share with you the progress of past week. We are so encouraged and humbly grateful. Hoping that the coming weeks will be matched by your generosity!

Early Bird so you can mark it in your shopping list and hope you will. The kids really need your kindness!

🎄 Share the Joy This Christmas! 🎁 This festive season, let’s bring smiles to the children of Bahasi Orphanage in Blantyre, Malawi.

Your donation — big or small — can make a world of difference by helping us buy Christmas presents, clothes, and a warm meal for every child.

💖 Together, we can make their Christmas brighter and filled with love.

👉 Donate today and be part of their joy!

We have setup a campaign to get support & compassion for the BAHASI orphanage.

As it is closing in on Christmas and the holidays a perfect time to do our bit to help them and give them something to smile about in these dire times.

Please, please help - every little bit counts - so follow the link and give what you can miss! Your help is truly appreciated!!

Do Donate and view the good cause!

We are supporters of the TREEZ project in Malawi to help them and Malawi to become a greener place again!!

We strive to protect and preserve one day at a time

"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better, it is not.

Dr Seuss - The Lorax

Due to the increase in population and the need for woodfuel for cooking and heating, Malawi has lost 85% of its trees in the last 20 years, and as the graph shows: at current rates of population growth and deforestation, by 2025 the country will no longer have enough biomass to sustain the population.