Malawi

Malawi Programs

Speroway's feeding programs focus on the most vulnerable in Malawi. Alongside our partners, we provide nearly 80,000 nutritious meals monthly through hundreds of schools, churches, and community-based centres. We empower locals through agricultural training and partner with rural healthcare facilities to provide basic medical and dental care.

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Food and Nutrition Program

Speroway partners with Nourish the Children to distribute nutritious meals to malnourished children in Malawi. "I've seen first-hand the difference that VitaMeal has made in my country," said Madam Callista Mutharika, former first lady of Malawi. "Its impact has been life-changing for thousands of kids. Children who were once very hungry are now healthy, strong, and able to go to school. Mothers who had no food can now provide their loved ones with a warm and nutritious meal."

Agricultural Training

More than 8 in 10 people in Malawi make a living in agriculture. Many poor farmers in Malawi are unable to grow enough food to feed their own families, much less sell food to try to bring income to support their children. Speroway partners with communities to address immediate food needs but also works with families to improve the way they farm to be more efficient and to grow sustainable food for the future.

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Malawi Project Opportunities with Aim Light Ministries

Aim Light Ministries, in partnership with Speroway, is expanding Aim-Light High School in rural Malawi to provide one of the only Christ-centered secondary education opportunities in the region. With limited access to high school—where 18 primary schools feed into just one government option—this growing school is giving students a chance to continue their education in a safe, faith-based environment. Since launching in 2020 and reaching 140 students by 2023, the project is now entering its next phase, adding student housing and teacher accommodations to expand access, strengthen sustainability, and impact even more young lives.