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We're on a mission to transform maternal and child health care delivery to reach every woman and newborn. You can join us. No matter how much you give, every dollar funds maternal and child health care projects in Malawi. 

We partner with public health facilities where majority of underserved mothers and newborns receive care from, to address barriers that cause delay in seeking, reaching and receiving care through Proactive Doorstep Care, an affordable and scalable solution.

100% of your gift
funds maternal and child health care services 

Wandikweza cares for ultra poor households in remote areas affected by health inequalities and natural disasters. Our main emphasis is on women of childbearing age (15 - 49 years old), pregnant women, infants, children and adolescents.

Every day, together with you, Wandikweza saves lives and helps thousands of people find the way to a better life in Malawi.

The principles that guide us

We are independent and neutral 

We are locally-led

We are guided by universal medical ethics 

We are accountable and transparent

We are committed to inclusion and diversity

Our Golden Rule

Every woman in Malawi should be able to reach a primary level health facility in times of emergency within 60 minutes.

Our Reason

Because care starts at home.

What makes us unique

At Wandikweza we are dedicated to meeting the comprehensive needs of women - to attain knowledge, attitudes, skills and environment to co-manage their care           process and attain economic security

- children are healthier

- families thrive

Our Impact 

80%

children assessed with a symptom of malaria, diarrhea or pneumonia, within 24 hours of symptom onset

60%

of pregnancies registered for antenatal care in the first trimester

95%

of women receive postnatal care within 24 hours of delivery

80%

of deliveries happen at a health facility 

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Health care where it is needed most

Health inequalities continue to affect the lives of many Malawians living in remote areas. These health inequalities result from a range of social, economic and environment factors largely beyond people’s individual control. This is unjust and unfair. 

Wandikweza tackles health inequalities by addressing access barriers.

Here is how we overcome access barriers

Community Health Workers

The Community Health Workers are trained, equipped, supported and  suppervised to deliver frontline community health services

Mobile Clinics

We travel to medically underserved areas to help connect patients to care, when patients would have otherwise gone without care. 

Nurses on Bikes

Nurses riding motorbikes conduct home visits to provide maternal and child health services. They  assess the state of the home, environment, and family in order to meet their healthcare needs and arrange for social support.

Health Centre

Wandikweza Health Centre  provides primary health care and has specific units for antenatal care and maternity, services to children under five years old, nutrition, family planning, and communicable diseases including HIV and tuberculosis. 

Our Strategic partners

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