After the devastating floods caused by Cyclone Freddy, we provided emergency relief to vulnerable families in the Lunzu area who lost homes, belongings, and access to basic services.

Our support focused on urgent needs such as food, essential household items, and targeted assistance those the most affected by the disaster.

We provided a wheelchair to a child with a disability in a rural area, giving him greater mobility, independence, and access to education and community life.

At the same time, this effort was used to test and strengthen local logistics for delivering, fitting, and maintaining mobility aids in remote settings.

We aim to set up and strengthen local support groups for children with disabilities in Malawi, giving families access to care, guidance, and hope.

Through practical support and community engagement, these groups improve understanding, reduce stigma, and promote inclusion. With your support, we help build a more inclusive future for every child.

We are building a Disability Information Platform that brings together clear, practical information on available support services and disability care for families and professionals in Malawi.

By empowering persons with disabilities, caregivers and professionals with accessible knowledge, the platform helps them make better informed choices.