Mary's Meals presents: Lettie, a woman's survival against all odds

Now we revisit her: an educated, healthy, working mother providing for her own family. Her story illustrates that education, nutrition, and the kindness of ordinary people can be the catalyst for lasting change that not only transforms one child’s life but impacts the lives of future generations.

Join us as Rotary District 1240 proudly partner with Mary's Meals for a special double billing of their new film 'Lettie' and their previous doc 'Child 31' where we are first introduced to the incredible Lettie.

The event will include snacks, refreshments and a chance to hear from Mary's Meals* guest speakers.

Doors 2pm, 2:30pm start time. Children must be over the age 10, and accompanied by an adult if under 16.

*Mary's Meals is a global school feeding charity, who currently provide meals for over 3 million children, in their place of education. Lettie was a recipient of these schools meals, which helped her through her childhood and she now works for Mary's Meals in Malawi. Mary's Meals started feeding just 200 children in Malawi in 2003, and now reaches 3 million children in 16 different countries all over the world.

School+Food=Hope

Registered Charity: SC022140

We are a 2-minute walk from Chelmsford train station - you can either get to us from Victoria Road South, or by going down Cannons Mews, just to the left of the Brewhouse & Kitchen.

Due to the restricted size of car parking facilities at CBC, parking on-site whether it be on a weekend or mid-week is restricted to those with prior permissions. There are a number of local car parks, with some of the closest being:

• High Chelmer
• Fairfield Road
• West End

There are other car parks available, see the Council Parking guide for details.

Alternative mid-week solutions include the Sandon and Chelmer Valley Park & Ride services