Meet Zelipa Manda. Aged 45, she is a tailoring student at Tongozala Holistic Community Centre, in the district of Mchinji, Malawi. She hopes to improve her life by attaining valuable skills that she can use to one day open her own tailoring business.She and her six children live in the neighboring village, Nyavingwe. Before being introduced to the Sewing Program, Zelipa Manda encountered countless setbacks. The family’s only source of income was farming, and it’s a precarious job, dependent on the often shifting weather and market. When COVID-19 had the country on lockdown, many people working in agriculture suffered.Thanks to Our AIM Foundation, her family is surviving – even thriving. “I have benefited a lot as I have learnt how to sew and in so doing I am earning something from it which I am contributing to my family,” Zelipa said. Our AIM Foundation’s Women Empowerment Program is promoting the lives of women so that they can be financially independent and self-reliant. It is paying dividends for many women during this time of economic difficulty.
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Health Care Program
Health directly translates into happiness which is one of our core values. Creating a healthy society is not just about providing treatment, it is also about creating an environment that prevents disease. Our health program is designed with the understanding that this is a complex issue that requires intervention on many fronts.Edit ContentOur Aim
Water & Sanitation Program
In developing nations, contaminated water is among the main reasons for high chid mortality rate. Water-borne diseases are largely preventable. Our Aim Foundation is running programs to provide clean water.
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Women Empowerment Program
Our Aim works with partners to provide women with education, skills, and the means to start their own businesses while addressing their healthcare and psychological needs.
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Hunger Prevention Program
Food insecurity continues to plague most developing countries. According to the UN, around 700 million people face malnutrition around the world. We have distributed 380,000+ meals and distributed food rations in disaster-hit areas. - Discover