4.5 million
People Reached Across Malawi
45,000+
Adolescent Girls and Young Women enrolled in DREAMS program
65,000+
Smallholder Farmers supported
1,900
Students enrolled in DAPP institutions
Vision:
We envision a society in which communities are sustainable and have improved quality of lifeMission:
To work with the communities in Malawi by promoting social and economic development through health, education & training, food security, fund raising and environmental programs.
DAPP Malawi strengthens communities by providing quality education through Teacher Training Colleges and Vocational Training. We equip teachers and youth with essential skills, empowering them to drive positive change and achieve economic independence.
DAPP Malawi focuses on addressing the spread of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and Malaria in Malawi through community-based initiatives.
We work on empowering local communities through sustainable agricultural projects that address climate change challenges. By utilizing the Farmers' Clubs model, we equip smallholder farmers with essential skills and resources to improve crop yields, conserve natural resources, and build resilient livelihoods.
In response to the devastation caused by Tropical Cyclone Freddy in southern Malawi, DAPP Malawi provided critical support to over 14,000 displaced individuals. Through partnerships, we delivered essential supplies, agricultural inputs, and sanitary facilities to help rebuild affected communities and promote hygiene.
Our second-hand clothes sales support sustainable development, create over 400 jobs, and enable 9,000-12,000 Malawians to earn income. This approach reduces waste, promotes sustainable fashion, and provides a greener alternative to the environmental impact of fast fashion.
We integrate cross-cutting issues in our social development programs (gender based violence, inclusive education, community development, food production, climate actions and environmental sustainability, HIV and AIDS, disaster risk management and many more) - these issues are key in our development work as they often bind our work together with the aim of improving the lives of the people who are most in need and sustaining the project activities.
People Reached Across Malawi
Adolescent Girls and Young Women enrolled in DREAMS program
Smallholder Farmers supported
Students enrolled in DAPP institutions
