Through health clinics in remote rural areas, children under five years of age will receive vaccinations to protect them against preventable diseases such as typhoid and TB. This gift will also provide care and training for expecting mothers.
Chickens are a good source of nutritious food, they are also easy to keep and can generate income from being sold at markets. This gift will provide families with chickens as well as training on how to rear them.
A goat and kid will provide a family with a nutritional source of milk and cheese and can be sold in local markets. Once old enough, the goat kid will be given to another family in the community who will also benefit greatly from this gift.
Using clay and a simple mold, these stoves provide an alternative and environmentally friendly method of cooking and drying food. They can also be used in markets to generate income from selling freshly cooked food.
Help maintain and strengthen forests - tree planting will promote community development and environmental conservation. This gift will provide families with a sustainable supply of household fuel and raise awareness of forest management.
Medicines and equipment for a children's cancer ward will help provide a rapid and accurate diagnosis. This gift also helps train staff and provides treatment needed for children with cancer.
Training for honey hive producers - from field to market. Trainees will learn how to care for the bees, harvest the honey and make value added products from the wax including candles and creams.
Healthy eye sight is very important in a young child’s life. Your gift will not only improve their reading and writing skills, but will also give a happier independent life.
The gift of the necessary equipment for growing vegetables will enable families to provide for themselves. The seeds will include vegetable, peanut and maize seeds which are all native to Malawi, as well as provide them with the necessary tools and training.
This centre will provide a safe, comfortable environment for young patients and their family while they await treatment and recover. This is essential for families from rural communities, ensuring that children fully recover before travelling home.
A new community water facility will bring safe drinking water and improved sanitation to homes, schools and health clinics. It will also maintain existing water sources and provide training on health and hygiene.
You can make a general donation which will go towards gorta's five project funds Food Security, Water Security, Community Healthcare, Education and Livelihoods.
