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Dear Friend,
**My name is Mele Nyeleti and I work with farming families in Mkushi and Luano in rural Zambia. I am pleased to share that**[**your autumn newsletter**]([link removed])**is here! In your newsletter, I share more about how we work with schools in Zambia and the impact your generosity makes across rural Africa.**
One family your support makes a difference to is Agness'. I recently met with [Agness]([link removed]) (pictured above), a grandmother living on the front line of the climate crisis in eastern Zambia.
Agness told me how in the past, she was able to grow enough food to feed her family. But as the climate crisis has worsened and weather conditions have become erratic, her crops often fail – forcing her family back into poverty.
[ **Yes, I’ll read Agness' story**]([link removed])
***“Before the changes in the climate, we used to have good harvests.”***
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Agness, Zambia
Despite the challenges Agness faces, I was inspired by her ambition, eagerness to learn and hope for the future.
[Read Agness' story in full]([link removed]) to see how, with your support today, grandmothers like her can transform their farms and lives with climate-resilient seeds, bees and trees.
[ **Yes, I’ll read Agness’ story**]([link removed])
**Thank you for supporting families like Agness', especially in light of the cost of living crisis that continues to impact everyone in different ways. You can read more inspirational stories like Agness' in your**[**autumn newsletter**]([link removed])**.**
With best wishes,
**Mele Nyeleti**
Field Office, Zambia
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