The Place Giving Life

Clinical care

We provide patient-centred, home-based palliative care for people in Salima, Malawi who are sick and dying and prioritise training so that staff all over Malawi will be able to deliver this type of care.

Holistic Care

Our holistic care considers all the needs of each person. It also encompasses the needs of patients' families.

National Outreach

We play an increasing role in the spread of palliative care throughout malawi by training health workers, advocacy with government, and presenting at international conferences.

Ndi Moyo means ‘the place giving life’.

Ndi Moyo provides care to patients suffering from HIV/AIDS, cancer and other life-limiting illnesses. We relieve suffering by supporting patients in all the challenges of their daily lives. We are committed to holistic palliative care. We work in Salima, Malawi and are a centre of excellence in the provision of palliative care in Africa. We are a charity funded by entirely by donation. Please support us.

“We will never turn away anyone in pain”

Our Patients

: Sarah

: Frances

: Flora

: Lemson

: Eva

: Sunshine

: Martha

: Manuel

: Mary

: Dolly

: Emily

: Medson

A Note About MyDonate

MyDonate is closing on 30th June this year.

Ndi Moyo has switched to CAFDonate here.

Our Recent News

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Placements for Master’s Students

Ndi Moyo continues to stand out as a learning hub, drawing students eager to experience the practical application of the holistic palliative care model. Today, three Master’s students in Adult Health Nursing from the Kamuzu Read more…

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Annual Act of Remembrance

Today, November 11th, we gathered for our Annual Act of Remembrance—a truly colourful event built on love, courage, and unconditional compassion.Despite the reduced attendance this year due to the rains, the enduring spirit of all Read more…

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Sharing our work with other charities and learning hubs

Friday, October 31st was one for the books! Our clinic was buzzing with energy, demonstrating the power of partnership, education, and dedication to palliative care. It started with a huge blessing: a visit from the Read more…