PROJECTS
DIN Malawi's projects are initiatives launched with the support of other local groups to address problems related to the key themes in our mission statement and include programs in agriculture, school education, and community. Projects are designed to be long-term, sustainable solutions that address the root causes of a given issue and are not temporary stopgap measures. Projects are an integral part of DIN Malawi's success in fostering long-lasting positive change within communities.
While these projects are no longer active, they were successfully implemented and achieved their intended objectives. Past projects can provide valuable lessons and inform the development of future initiatives. Previous projects include the Meet 50:50 Campaign and the Youth Economic and Empowerment Project.
DIN Malawi's currently active projects include Tiasamale, which supports people living with AIDS or HIV; the anti-child marriage Girls Voice Amplifier campaign; the Happy Hearts Preschool and its affiliated childcare programs; and self-sufficiency programs.
In the near future, DIN Malawi will establish its own community radio for the district of Chikwawa. The radio will provide the people of Chikwawa with a platform where their voices can be heard. Additionally, it will be used to raise awareness of medical and social issues relevant to their everyday lives and to provide community education on a range of relevant topics.