A big thankyou to Hannah and Emma who have raised a whopping £1070 for Mbedza!

This was a truly amazing trip and I was so glad to have experienced Malawi this way.

In the midst of a cyclone crisis in Malawi, HIV counselor Bainatu found a way to continue her important work.

After suffering burns at the age of two, his family lived with the fear of another accident.

Our partnership with Manor Academy has enabled us to provide essential services to the local community in Malawi and we're thrilled to have a group of their students joining us on an upcoming trip to see our work in action and explore the country.

The team visited three organisations with similar projects to our own…

“Life was tough until my grandparents took me in…”

“During the holiday it was very hard for me to access books which made it very challenging.”

There was joyous dancing as our Hope Ambassadors made Mbedza proud at an end of year sports tournament organised by The Sparkle Foundation

As the year is coming to an end, our Hope Ambassadors were thrilled to take part in an end of year event.

Thank you! With your help we hit our target and raised a whopping £4200!

Whilst the prevalence of HIV in Malawi is falling it still has one of the the highest in the world, with 8.1% of the adult population (aged 15-49) living with HIV.

“After a lovely evening I welcomed a good nights sleep and consequently, learnt my first lesson in Malawian culture.”

That summer, I grew to love Malawi as a country and felt so at home. I learnt so much about what it meant to be a small charity working with communities struck by poverty - and how small changes can make a world of difference.

For just seven days, the Big Give offers you the opportunity to have your donations doubled - and, in doing so, make an extraordinary difference to families in rural Malawi.

Raising the funds amongst themselves, our youth group set out to provide basic necessities to the elderly families surrounding our Songani Hope and Wellness Centre.

Working together to provide more beneficiaries with our life-changing stoves.

“My only regret is that at 99 I’m too old to travel to Malawi. I can’t even get on a bus, let alone a plane!”

Recently, 12 children from our Chiyambi Nursery attended their very own Graduation Ceremony.

As is too often the case in Malawi, most of her relatives had dropped out of school due to economic challenges. Despite this, Fellister always worked hard and had bright dreams for her future and her family…