The clue is in the name… our ASPIRE (Achieving Sustainable Poverty Reduction through Increased Inclusive Resilience and Empowerment) project has enabled hundreds of women in Malawi to make their small business aspirations come true.
Read MoreImproving Food Security and Economic Empowerment for Malawi’s Smallholder Farmers
The DIVERSIFY Project provided farmers with orange sweet potato seeds and supported women bakers to expand and develop their baking and business skills.
Read MoreMenstrual Hygiene Day: Making Menstruation a Fact of Life
Menstrual Hygiene Day takes place on the 28th of May with the purpose of breaking taboos surrounding menstruation and menstrual hygiene.
Read MoreKULIMA BETTER: Promoting Sustainable Agricultural Growth in Malawi
The Kulima BETTER project promoted sustainable agricultural growth to increase incomes, food & nutrition security for small farmers in Malawi.
Read MoreSelf Help Africa providing supplies as Cyclone Freddy hits Malawi
More than 450 people are confirmed dead and hundreds more missing, following a devastating tropical cyclone which pummeled southern Malawi and left hundreds of thousands of people homeless, in the past week.
Read MoreVillage, Savings & Loans Groups Help Farmers Overcome Climate Barriers
Village, Savings & Loans (VSL) Groups are helping farmers like Ephraim in Malawi to overcome climate barriers and succeed.
Read MoreMalawi’s Cholera Outbreak
The worst cholera outbreak in a generation is infecting 600 people per day in Malawi.
Read MorePowering Towards A Brighter Future in Malawi
Solar-powered water systems across Malawi helped protect lives during the pandemic and also improved the quality of life for many too.
Read MoreGender Comic Book Is Helping Families To Work Together
In rural Malawi, a new comic book on the topic of gender is helping communities to learn, discuss and progress gender equality.
Read MoreFarmer Field School Participants More Likely To Have a Balanced Diet
Participants of a Self Help Africa project in Malawi are three times more likely to be eating a more balanced diet, a new report has found.
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