Every name here is a life. Every update is a step forward. Read the stories of courage and recovery from Mary Theu Foundation in Malawi, then become part of the next chapter.
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After nine months in our supported housing programme in Lilongwe, Grace and her two children moved into their own flat. She is now enrolled in our vocational training programme and running a small tailoring business from home.
Thanks to generous monthly donors and corporate partners, twelve children in our care started the new school term with full fees, uniforms and stationery paid for by Mary Theu Foundation.
Our annual campaign to bridge the gap from temporary refuge to permanent housing has reached its midpoint. With your support, we have housed 18 families since January 2026.
Volunteers and partners came together in Lilongwe to bring awareness materials, food packs and hygiene kits to women and families in need across three neighbourhoods.
Tadala arrived at our refuge frightened and uncertain. Today she volunteers every Saturday, welcoming new arrivals and showing them that life can be rebuilt. Her story has inspired many.
Reflections from our key workers on the small details — clean bedding, a locked door, a warm meal — that make supported housing feel like home and begin the healing process.
We served 68 women and 47 children in 2025. We share the numbers, the lessons and the next chapter for Mary Theu Foundation as we continue our work in Malawi.
Join us for an evening of stories, music and giving at our annual Hope Gala in Lilongwe. Tickets and sponsorship packages now available. All funds support refuge beds and empowerment programmes.
The generosity of our community blew us away. The MK 5 million raised in our September appeal will fund six months of emergency shelter, food and support for families in crisis.
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