Self Help Africa has distributed three quarters of a million fuel stoves in Malawi in the past decade.
Read MoreVillage bank provided loans to more than 72,000 (mainly) women members
CUMO Microfinance Bank provided loans and other services to more than 72,000 rural poor members in Malawi, last year.
Read MoreAspiring to a Better Life – Manesi’s Story
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 MoreTomatoes Recipe for Couple’s Success
This Malawian couple have built their economic success on a business growing and selling tomatoes.
Read MoreMenstrual Hygiene Day: Making Menstruation a Normal Fact of Life by 2030
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 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 MoreMalawi family uses new-found tech knowledge and skills to transform lives
Joining a Self Help Africa/United Purpose farmers’ collective has provided this family with knowledge and training that has transformed their incomes – and their lives.
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.
Read MoreHorn of Africa drought and food crisis – a growing catastrophe
Self Help Africa is working with local partners in the Horn of Africa is in the midst of a catastrophic hunger crisis
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