Mary’s Meals gives children the energy to learn, play… and dance!

Back to all stories | Posted on 8 May 19 in Children's stories

Malawi

A daily serving of porridge helps to keep Georgina on her toes.

She says: “I like to dance to traditional songs. I dance whenever there are special occasions in the village.”

Kenya

Eric dreams of becoming a professional dancer. He’s part of a four-piece dance troupe that meet up after school and at weekends.

He told us: “I saw people dancing and I liked it. The music was catchy and I really got interested. In the future I want to be a singer and dancer. I love dancing. Sometimes we practise dancing all day.”

South Sudan

Moses delivers life-changing Mary’s Meals to hungry children in South Sudan. 

He told us: “After receiving food in school, we see the way the children play, the way they sing, the way they dance. We see that they have a new life in them.”

Haiti

Best friends Fifie and Monia love dancing to Haitian music.

Fifie told us: “My neighbour Crystella really knows how to dance. I want to be like her when I am older.”

Lebanon

School meals give Walid plenty of energy to pursue his passions. 

He said: “I like to play football and tennis. I also like to dance, but when there are lots of people, I feel shy.”

Thanks for giving so many children at schools around the world the strength and energy to express themselves through the joy of dance.