The Pandemic continues … In common with other countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Malawi has shown much lower numbers of coronavirus cases than in Europe. Many factors contribute to this: tests are less available (only a total of 54,000 have been carried out thus far) and there is underreporting of the Read more…
Malawi is one of the top 10 most vulnerable countries across Africa and top 5 most vulnerable countries in east Africa, with high household crowding and lack of transportation access in the region. In this densely populated, epidemiologically vulnerable country, a pre-emptive state of emergency was declared prior to any Read more…
The virus arrived relatively late in Malawi and, as at 18 th April, the Ministry of Health reported only 17 cases with just 2 deaths. But the country as a whole remains very vulnerable. On 3 rd April, the Guardian reported that: “In Malawi only 20 people a day can Read more…
On 3rd April, the Guardian reported that: “In Malawi only 20 people a day can be tested for the virus, and there are just 25 intensive care beds and seven ventilators in the country of more than 18 million people. Since February, however, the Government has been racing to curb Covid’s arrival.” Read more…
The Big Give Christmas Challenge 2019 was a great success, raising £14,402. However there were a number of additions to this: additional Gift Aid of £375 plus some late donations which resulted in the overall sum in connection with the campaign totalling over £17,500! Thank you very much for all Read more…
‘THANK YOU’ Ndi Moyo is funded entirely by donations … and what a difference you have made! “Palliative care is the only means to relieve the patients’ burden of suffering. However, there is no government funding in Malawi for palliative care. National morphine supplies are erratic, despite financial provision from Read more…
On Friday, 23rd March 2018, NDIMOYO Palliative Care Centre hosted an open day, which was aimed to give the corporate world a platform, from which to gain a greater insight into the outstanding palliative care provision at its Centre. The event was strictly by invitation under the theme ‘’Bringing Corporative Read more…
As a volunteer (albeit an 80 year old one) I arrived at Ndi Moyo in January not really knowing what to expect. What I found was a place of extreme kindness, abundant love, indefatigable motivation and an enormous amount of determination. Lucy and Tony Finch are truly a force to be reckoned with Read more…
Together we raised an incredible £10,777 Your support for Ndi Moyo is truly appreciated – thank you so much for giving life in Malawi! We wish you all the best for the festive season and a joyous 2019
On Friday, 23rd March 2018, NDIMOYO Palliative Care Centre hosted an open day, which was aimed to give the corporate world a platform, from which to gain a greater insight into the outstanding palliative care provision at its Centre. The event was strictly by invitation under the theme ‘’Bringing Corporative Read more…