Our work
Over 50% of Malawians living in poverty and remote areas face a number of challenges in accessing quality healthcare and leading healthy lives. Due to cost, knowledge deficit, distance, inadequate human resources, and the non-availability of health facilities, thousands die every year unnecessarily. Many of these are children who die due to childhood illnesses.
We work to remove barriers to healthcare for ultra-poor Malawians in remote areas. We do this through Community Health Workers, mobile clinics, Nurses on Bikes, and our dedicated Health Centre.
We are on a mission to build healthy and prosperous communities.
We believe everyone should have access to high-quality healthcare when they need it.
Primary health care is the foundation of Universal Health Coverage (UHC).

130
Community Health Workers
(CHWs)
263,486
Home visits by CHWs cumulatively
326,923
People served cumulatively