Loving Malawi:
The warm heart of Africa
Our MISSION
To minister to the needs of the whole person—spirit, soul, and body—within the framework of their cultural and ethnic heritage. FVM is an international charitable organization based on Christian values. We partner with local groups and leaders to develop community-based programs in Malawi, Central Africa.
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THE VISION
The people of Taulo and Nandolo have an inspiring vision for a bright future. With local leadership and overwhelming community support, these two areas of southern Malawi are developing grassroots programs, initiatives and services to improve the lives of their most vulnerable and provide a stable future for an empowered generation. Donors from North America provide financial support for these communities.
Join Our Work!
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Stay Informed
Our country Director Newton Sindo is providing constant project updates through social media, blogs and newsletters. Click here to stay informed with our newsletter!
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Give & Donate
Your donations are tax-deductible and go directly to changing lives in the heart of Africa! Plus you’ll get updates and invitations to special events. Click here to donate
What We Do
Serving Together with our "Malawian Family" in the Warm Heart of Africa
Water & Sanitation
Spiritual & Pastoral Care
Eye Care
Early Childhood Development
Humanitarian Aid
Youth Development
Education & Scholarships
food security
Women's empowerment
Quick Facts about Malawi
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Established in 1891, the British protectorate of Nyasaland became the independent nation of Malawi in 1964
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Located in Southern Africa, it is bordered by Mozambique, Tanzania, and ZambiaIts
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Its capital is Lilongwe, but its largest city is Blantyre
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With a population of over 22,000,000, it is home to various ethnic group and languages (its official language is Chichewa)
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Malawi is one of the world’s most densely populated and least developed countries
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Over 70% of the population lives below the international poverty line of $1.90 per day
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Maternal and infant mortality rates are many times higher than in North America
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Median age of 18.4
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The economy depends on substantial inflows of economic assistance
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Major industries are tobacco, tea and sugar
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GDP per capita is around $600
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990,000-1,000,000 people living with HIV/AIDS
