Find non profit organizations in Lilongwe. Listings include Christian Health Association of Malawi - CHAM, Economics Association of Malawi - ECAMA, Caring Hands Malawi, Farmers Union of Malawi, Tisinthe, Maphunziro 265.
ECAMA is a professional, apolitical and independent body of economists that encourages open proactiv
We are a youth led mental health organization dedicated to providing mental health support services to young people.
Tisinthe! is Malawi's only live interactive radio drama show which gets us involved and talking more openly and honestly about Sexual reproductive health and rights. Produced by T...
Maphunziro265 exists to create a Malawi where all young people have access to quality education
WaterAid is an International NGO dedicated to helping people escape from suffering caused by lack of safe water, hygiene and improved sanitation.
A National Youth Platform whose main mission is to promote youth involvement and active participation in climate change and environmental issues through proper coordination, colla...
An institution working for children and youth in Malawi on issues that affect their lives
Welcome to the official page for the International Organization for Migration Malawi.
Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) in Malawi.
Empowering children with Autism and Down syndrome to reach their full potential, while supporting vulnerable families and individuals through food assistance, advocacy, and communi...
Mother Body for Technical College Students' Unions in Malawi.
This page is there to promote the visibility of YAM-Malawi, share best SRHR Practices and promote progressive engagement of young people.
Carnivore Research Malawi aims to conserve carnivores and their habitats in Malawi through applied co
Beginners Dancing Crew (BDC) is based in Malawi ,Lilongwe. Established in 2019.
AFIDEP helps to bridge the gap between research, policy and practice in development efforts in Africa
CISONECC is an umbrella platform coordinating civil society response to climate change and Disaster Risk Management in Malawi and for more impact on policy