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Our ambitious plan for Malawi is a robust initiative that will significantly enrich the lives of tens of thousands of underrepresented and underprivileged people.
We are working in the communities of Bvumbwe, Chikwawa, and Nyambiro, and contributing to the development of young people in their educational aspirations and business endeavours
Why Malawi?
As the world’s 7th poorest country in the world, Malawi has a population of 20 million people, with 46% of this population aged 0-14. A further 21% aged 15-24, and 7% aged 25-29. All together, over 74% of Malawi's population are between the age 0-29 years old.
Furthermore, with tens of thousands of widows both in the urban as well as rural communities, Malawi has become a hotspot for both charity as well as missionary activities
We first visited Malawi on a life changing mission trip in 2015. During this trip we visited some prisons, schools, churches, as well as some widows in the rural communities of Chikwawa. This experience provided vital insight into the sheer depravity, suffering, and challenging living conditions of many young people and widows in the country. Seeing a group of 50 young people crammed into a tiny prison cell was humbling to say the least, as well as experiencing the unhygienic conditions of the women’s prison. We ministered to the young people and the widows, and we provided some aids to meet their physical needs.
This trip birthed in us a greater hunger and passion to do more to support these young people and disadvantaged widows, and fast forward few years and here we are.
Clean Water
for all
The Borehole Project
Access to clean water is the cornerstone of a healthy community. We have established a borehole in Nyambiro Village, providing safe, reliable water to thousands of families. This vital resource has reduced waterborne illnesses, eased daily burdens, and laid the foundation for a stronger, healthier future.
Prisons
Chikwawa Prison Maize Mill Installation
We are committed to transforming lives within Chikwawa Prison, a maximum-security facility in Malawi housing thousands of men, women, and children. Our innovative Maize Grinder Installation project is more than a solution — it is a lifeline that nourishes, empowers, and creates opportunity for inmates, staff, and surrounding communities.
Bvumbwe Juvenile Centre
We are dedicated to igniting hope and opportunity for young men at Bvumbwe Juvenile Centre, a youth rehabilitation facility in Malawi. Our latest initiative is the establishment of an academic library — a transformative resource designed to empower hundreds of young inmates pursuing secondary education through coursework, exams, and projects.
Schools
Access to education
The current education system in Malawi is limited with lack of developmental and career progression. LIVN Global plans to work with schools in the community to improve the curriculums and systems. We also aim to provide sponsorships for disadvantaged youths to ensure the education they deserve to aid their development and prevent them from falling into the inevitable trap of petty to major crimes and imprisonment.
Widows
Upskilling and community
LIVN Global has recognised the deprivation that thousands of widows go through in Malawi. We have partnered with organisations including Trinity Church International, Youth Outreach Ministry, and other trusted community organisations to provide community, education, and recreational skills to enable the widows to be empowered to provide for themselves and their families, as well as to keep them engaged and motivated from the loneliness and disenfranchisement that comes with being a widow. Through this, LIVN Global aims to help provide better living conditions for the widows and their children.