We are thrilled to announce the success of our month-long fundraising campaign from September to October. With your donations we have raised £4,050 of the required £4,000 for the Her Education Matters Njenga. Our partner organisation Green Vision had identified at Njenga Primary and Secondary that vulnerable girls were frequently absent from school during their periods. The project was launched to directly address the issues at the school, like where across Malawi, girls freq

Back in May 2025 Think Malawi announced its project, alongside Malawian-based charity Tingathe Development Forum, to build a borehole for the children of Kanyenje Primary School  to provide them with safe drinking water. The nearly 700 students (330 boys and 365 girls)   at Kanyenje Primary School aged between the ages of 6 to 14 had to walk over 2km to a local well. This was often overcrowded due to usage by local villages and was frequently in an unsafe condition. The othe

Think Malawi are happy to share an update on the progress of our project with our Malawian-based partner, Women Palm Tree Organisation (WPTO) . This project is to provide education and facilities to support Menstrual hygiene within the Katubza Primary School , located within the Dzaleka Refugee Camp in the Dowa District of central Malawi. The WPTO identified that the lack of menstrual health and hygiene management had become a critical barriers to girls' education. They iden

We are delighted to be working with our partner in Malawi - Green Vision - who will be implementing the project  Her Education Matters...

Having their first period is often very embarrassing for any girl. In Malawi this is made worse as they often do not have access to...

For the 500 girls at Njenga Primary and Secondary Schools and across Malawi, the lack of access to modern reusable sanitary pads is a...

Join our Fundraising campaign NOW Every month, over 500 girls from Njenga Primary and Secondary schools in Malawi face a heart-breaking...

Working alongside Umuthu Plus , Think Malawi has funded a £4,000 menstrual hygiene management initiative in the Nkhotakota District ,...

Think Malawi is happy to report on the continued success of the Menstrual Health and Hygiene Management project at Katubza Full Primary...

As seen in our previous news article announcing the start of this project back in May, Think Malawi funded a borehole project for...

On the 21st of May 2025 the 2 classrooms built under the Building Classrooms, Building Futures Project alongside Umodzi Youth...

On today, the 28 May, the world marks the UN recognised Menstrual Health Day , a moment to raise awareness, challenge taboos, and...

37% of rural Malawians do not have have access to clean water . This leads to subpar living standards and health for Malawians, as...

Think Malawi is proud to announce the start of a new project alongside our Malawian-based partner organisation Women Palm Tree...

Back in October 2024 Think Malawi launched it's campaign, Building Classrooms Building Futures and now we are proud to announce that...

Think Malawi was proud to host its Annual General Meeting (AGM) for 2025, on the 28th of January, and this article highlights the key...

Lozi Secondary form 2 students during computer lessons Umunthu Plus Organization have made a significant stride in overcoming barriers to...

Think Malawi is pleased to announce that we have raised over £11,500 for Mthawira Primary Schools’ 2 new classrooms that have just begun...

With the final week of the campaign upon us, it is important we reach the £2000 needed to complete the building of the classrooms for the...

Our aim at Think Malawi is to remove barriers to education for communities in Malawi and create the maximum impact in doing this. We are...