Since its inception in 2003 Mission Malawi has been able to support a number of different projects in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, ranging from community Aids projects, Street Kids projects and Womens rights groups.
Take a look at the projects and the work they do with the funds raised by Mission Malawi.
The Chanzi Fellowship
This is a Faith Based Organization of people living with HIV/AIDS that have formed a group to teach their communities on positive living with the virus. Read more
Mzuzu Branch of NAPHAM
NAPHAM main goal was to support youth friendly services and provide hope to vulnerable children infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. Read more
St Johns AIDS Support Group
St Johns AIDS project used its funding allocation to improve care to people with AIDS in Mzuzu city. The project goal was to improve the quality of life of the communities infected and affected by HIV/AIDS in the target area. Read more
Mtambanyama Community Based Organisation
Mtambanyama was formed in 1996 and supports 570 people living with HIV/AIDS in the Thyolo district. Read more
Nyambi Community Based Organisation
Formed in 1994, this organization covers a catchment area of 40 villages, and population of over 50,000, and is run almost entirely by 49 volunteers. Read more
Limbikani Orphan Aids Support Organisation
Founded in 1992 this voluntary organization was formed with the objective of conducting AIDS awareness campaigns and assisting patients suffering from HIV and AIDS through home based care and support services. Read more
Chisomo Childrens Club
Chisomo Children’s Club aims to bring about long term change in the lives of girls and boys aged 14 and under who are living or begging on the streets. It enables the children to have a hope and a future, helping them and their families to escape dependency. Read more
SAWEG: Salima Womens Network on Gender
The Network envisions a life where women and girls are free from gender-based violence and is addressing education for women and girls, the rights of women & food security and, of course, HIV and AIDS.
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