We are so grateful that top Edinburgh hairdressers Charlie Miller are so dedicated to helping provide opportunities for young marginalised Malawians to learn their trade that they have agreed to offer their clients the opportunity to buy them in their salons over the last two years. This has raised enough to kit out a hairdressing training school. The film above is a big thank you from some of the young people at the STEKA care home who explain the impact it will make and ask the Charlie Miller staff and clients to think of a name for the new school. Should it be named after the salons in Scotland or called something different (maybe Charlie's Angels after the decorations and the staff who have delivered what feels like a miracle for many young women who couldn't afford this lifechanging opportunity without their help)? You decide.  Now the Charlie Miller team are selling the decorations to raise money to pay for a teacher, food so the students can afford to leave home during the day and still eat, and kits for graduates to be able to set up their own businesses.  Please watch the films below to find out more about why they're supporting us and to see why vocational skills training is so important in a country where poverty means that only 1% of the population can go to college.