Operating across 5 districts since 2021
0Children. 0Elders. 0Acres. One Mission.
Supporting Malawi’s most vulnerable communities with education, food, medical care, and dignity.
Restoring Dignity, Building Community
We Care was founded in 2021 with a simple belief: every person deserves to live with dignity, regardless of their circumstances.
We work in Lilongwe, Kasungu, Mchinji, Thyolo, and Phalombe, supporting children, elderly, widows, and persons with disabilities through education, healthcare, food security, and advocacy programs.
Our approach is community-led and sustainable. We grow our own food, involve local leaders, and empower beneficiaries to become self-sufficient.
Learn Our StoryOur Mission
To improve the lives and welfare of marginalised groups in Malawi through comprehensive support programs.
Our Vision
A Malawi where every vulnerable person has access to education, healthcare, food, and dignified living conditions.
Community-Led
We work with local leaders, families, and beneficiaries to create sustainable, locally-owned solutions.
Children helped
Elderly supported
Acres of farmland
Districts covered
Our Partners
MIDA
Maximum Inclusion & Development for All
Our Programs
We provide comprehensive support across education, healthcare, food security, and economic empowerment.
Education Support
School fees, learning materials, and mentorship for children.
Feeding Program
Daily nutritious meals for children, elderly, and youth.
Medical Care
Medical bill assistance, prescriptions, and health outreach.
Farming Program
47 acres in Mchinji growing maize, sweet potatoes, beans.
Shelter and Essentials
Clothes, beddings, and shelter to those without.
Rights Advocacy
Safeguarding rights of children, persons with disabilities, elderly.
Their Stories
Real people, real impact. Meet some of the children whose lives have been transformed.
Ndaziona Maupo
15 years old - Mchinji
Ndaziona lost her father and was left with her mentally ill mother and 4 siblings with no financial help. We Care provided food, clothes, and school exercise books for her to return to school. She had dropped out in Standard 5 but is now back on track with her education.
- I'm grateful to be back in school.
Flora Phiri
52 years old - Lilongwe
Flora lost her husband and was left with 5 children and 2 nephews. Her house was burnt by neighbors who were after her land a month after her husband's burial. She also suffered a broken arm. We Care provided food, clothes, medical care, education, and shelter. She is now able to support her family and others.
- I am now able to support my family and others.
Moses James
75 years old - Lilongwe
Moses is an elderly man who needs food, clothes, mobility and sight equipment, and medical care. We Care provided a bag of fertilizer for his farm to provide food for himself and his family. He has leg and eye problems but is now able to grow food for his family.
- I can now provide food for my family.
47 Acres of Hope in Mchinji
Our productive farm in Mchinji grows maize, sweet potatoes, cassava, pigeon peas, beans, pumpkins, and popcorn. This agricultural program is central to our vision of sustainable, community-led care.
Rather than depending entirely on external donations for food, we grow it ourselves and share harvests with our beneficiaries. This ensures food security and teaches valuable farming skills to community members.
Get In Touch
Have questions about our programs or want to collaborate? We’d love to hear from you. Reach out and let’s discuss how we can work together to make a difference.