Our Programs

Our Work

Targeted interventions that create lasting change in communities across Malawi.

KEEP

Kids' Education Empowerment Project

Equips school learners with educational materials, mentorship, and life skills to help them succeed academically and build resilience.

While 88% of Malawian children enroll in primary school, only 33% complete it, with just 12% attending lower secondary school and a striking 4% advancing to upper secondary level. KEEP addresses this crisis by providing materials, mentorship, and life skills training.

Goal

Support 100,000 students in public primary schools each year

Impact

15,000+ students mentored and supported with learning materials

Kids' Education Empowerment Project
VDP

Vulnerable and Disability Program

Supports the elderly, people living with disabilities and poor people with basic care, food packages, and companionship.

There are more than one million seniors (5.4%) in Malawi, many facing extreme poverty, poor housing, and a lack of dignity. Approximately 70% of disabled children are out of school, and 89% of those needing assistive devices cannot access them. We ensure they are respected, valued, and supported.

Goal

Support 500 elderly individuals and 400 people with disabilities each year

Impact

2,750+ people supported with livelihood supplies

Vulnerable and Disability Program
WEP

Women Empowerment Project

Engages with women to take part in fields such as technology, entrepreneurship and academics.

Women are underrepresented in academics, tech and entrepreneurship compared to men. With a staggering 10% of women using the internet in Malawi, 35.9% in non-farm micro or small enterprises and only 10% of girls finishing secondary school, we work to close these gaps.

Goal

Equal opportunities for both men and women without discrimination

Impact

Breaking barriers in tech, business, and education

Women Empowerment Project
NDRP

Natural Disaster Response Program

Provides emergency relief such as food, shelter, and hygiene support to families affected by natural or human-made disasters.

On average, an estimated 100,000 people are affected by river flooding each year in Malawi. In extreme years, up to 40% of the population can be severely affected by storms, floods, and other natural disasters. We provide rapid response and recovery support.

Goal

Deliver relief to at least 10,000 people each year

Impact

Emergency relief on standby for flood-affected families

Natural Disaster Response Program

Together, We Can
Extend the Hand

Every contribution, every volunteer hour, every partnership brings us closer to a Malawi where every child, youth, woman and family lives with dignity and opportunity.