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Building food security in Malawi means more than ensuring families have enough to eat today. It means strengthening livelihoods, supporting community resilience, and creating opportunities for people to thrive despite
Sara Msowoya, 37, now smiles with confidence. But for many years, this mother of four felt a deep sense of worthlessness. Sara was often left to care for her children
Judith Ng’oma has one unwavering dream: to see her children thrive through education. Her voice softens as she reflects on her own interrupted path. Forced to leave school to care
Felesta Lyford lives in the Chikwawa district in Malawi with her three orphaned grandchildren, her adult sons Ledson and Hyfen, and Hyfen’s wife and their two children. Rebuilding after repeated
Alefa Pinto, 37, uses a cane to walk after a childhood illness caused damage to her joints. As the sole provider for her three children and her late sister’s son,
In Nkhata Bay, a district in northern Malawi, many families rely on fishing as a primary source of income. Moses Milanzi, 13, is one of many children who once left
In the northern region of Malawi, the town of Rumphi has faced increasing challenges with flooding in recent years. Most families depend on farming for their livelihoods, and each rainy
In Malawi, Daniel and Judith Ng’oma and their seven children once lived as outcasts. Their community rejected them because their son Suzgo was born with a physical disability. Many believed
Twenty‑one‑year‑old Yamikani Mose will never forget the night his family’s house collapsed. He was sleeping in the kitchen—a small, dilapidated, grass‑thatched room—when termite‑damaged walls gave way. The collapse left him
World Renew leaders and Zambia partner staff attended a 10-day event in March 2023 that was held by the NGO Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) at the Salvation
