Mozambique Development in Motion
MDiM's mission is to support an entire community, not just a single need. MDiM is aiding Mozambicans in the Inhambane region in the areas of education, health and economic development. The local economy will remain paralyzed if its inhabitants are not educated, healthy and thriving.
Our mission is to raise this community to prosperity. MDiM has focused its resources to help others help themselves. A donation to educate one child, provide healthcare to one mother or support one entrepreneur leads to generations of prosperity for each family and for the entire community.

Edipo Ilton, a 9th grader in secondary school, likes to write poetry about his love of his family and God. He wants to be a doctor when he grows up. His distance mentor is Lisa.
Listen to Edipo Ilton’s own words about his Best 9th Grader Award for 2012. It is such an exciting moment for both Edipo and all of us.

Your donations make a difference. The MDiM Scholarship students want to thank you. Click here to see the videos and go to the donation page to help us support the upcoming 2013-2014 Scholarships.
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Kudzi, age 16, recently gave birth to a baby girl. She didn’t go to school this year so that she could take care of her baby. MDiM provided Kudzi with a mosquito net to protect herself & her child from Malaria. MDiM also installed a hot water system at the hospital to sterilize medical equipment and reduce infections. Malaria is a signicant threat to the Mozambicuan mothers and babies. Children are especially vulnerable to malaria. In Africa, the disease kills one child in twenty before the age of five.
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Carola lives in Expansao with two young brothers. Expansao is about 4 Kilometers west of Chicuque. Also, she is a student at the Sagrada Familia University in Maxixe at night.
She sees a growing demand for printing & copying services and would like to start her own business. Carola needs a computer, a printer and the initial toners and paper to start a small business in Expansao. Her target market are the people who commute to the city for printing and copying services.
Click Carola’s photo to read more…

