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Our Mission
Madock Masina
Our mission at Partners In Health Malawi is to accompany the Malawian Government in advocating, designing, and implementing a universal health system centered in community empowerment, equity and social justice.
Areas of Focus
PIH Malawi supports the health sector by accompanying the government to enhance health worker training and staffing, improve health infrastructure, supply essential equipment and medications, and provide social support to vulnerable patients.
The Community Health Workers Household Model Program is a program run by Partners in Health that focuses on four key facets of health. The areas of focus are case finding, Linkage to care, providing ongoing support, and accompaniment of clients in care and health education.
Community Health Worker Mary Brown screens a client for health concerns in Neno.
Zack DeClerck
CHW site supervisor, John Kaiya, and CHW, Rose Zingwani, sit with Agnes Paulo, 35, and her son Ulemu during a home visit.
Zack DeClerck / Partners In Health
Community Programs plays a vital role in health promotion, demand creation, and emergency response: By engaging communities, conducting dialogue sessions, utilizing mobile vans, and implementing targeted interventions like SHARC and SKILLZ BLA, CP strives to improve health outcomes and empower individuals to make informed decisions about their health.
Community Program conducts screening sessions in primary schools in lower Neno.
Eytiano I Nyambalo
Skillz BLA Graduates celebrate and receive their certificate of attendance.
Joseph King Mizere
HIV and Tuberculosis (TB) is a program under the chronic care unit that focuses more on case finding or diagnosing and tracing to keep HIV and TB clients in care. HIV and TB coordinators conduct facility, community, and home visits to trace those who have missed clinic appointments, defaulted, or stopped treatment. The aim is to bring such clients back into care to continue with treatment.
PIH medical staff provides medical Counsel to a beneficiary.
Zack DeClerck
Community Health Worker Mary Brown screens a client for health concerns in Neno.
Zack DeClerck
This is a program where clients with different chronic diseases are in the same queue and seen at the same time by the same medical personnel.
The Neno District Hospital Integrated Chronic Care Clinic (IC3) building
Janet Mbwadzulu
checking weight at IC3 during routine visit
Janet Mbwadzulu
Medical Education program has centralizes training for healthcare workers. Launched in 2022, it supports doctors, nurses, and students by coordinating professional development activities. The program aims to make Neno a leading center for medical education within the country.
DR. Enock Ndarama Director for Health and Social Services (DHSS) for Neno hands over certificates to Global Action In Nursing (GAIN) fellows.
Madock Masina
Newly Qualified Nurse Midwives (NQNM) with Partners In Health staff celebrate the commencement of a 2-year fellowship.
Madock Masina
Due to the pivotal role mental health plays in the lives of people, PIH Malawi is taking steps to prioritize and promote mental health. The Mental Health program aims to create a supportive and accessible mental health system within Neno district.
Mental health clinical officer Myrrh Kamwiyo and other PIH staff provide clinical services at Somo, Chikwawa, where a camp for displaced Cyclone Freddy survivors.
Zack DeClerck
PIH Malawi establish Mental Health Clubs in Neno equipping young individuals with knowledge to address challenges impacting their well-being.
Joseph King Mizere
Palliative care is a program under the Chronic Care Unit at PIH Malawi delivered in a holistic approach that focuses on physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects of people’s lives. It is a multi-disciplinary approach, which affirms life and death as normal processes. The program looks at chronic conditions like cancers, cardiovascular diseases, neurological problems, chronic respiratory problems, congenital problems, gastrointestinal problems, cancers, and HIV.
The palliative care and POSER teams visit James Willo and his mother Edina Stefano in Nyakoko, Neno, Malawi. Willo lost his ability to walk due to TB meningitis affecting his brain.
Zack DeClerck
The palliative care and POSER teams visit Salome Ngaicho and and her husband Josephy Ngaicho in Butao, Neno, Malawi.
Zack DeClerck / Partners In Health
PDC is a department within PIH Malawi that ensures children receive the care they need to thrive physically, cognitively, and emotionally. PDC aims to enhance the quality of life for children up to the age of 5.
Madock Masina
Neno District Hospital staff celebrate World Prematurity Day
Madock Masina
PEN-Plus is a transformative strategy aiming to enhance care quality for severe NCDs at primary referral facilities while decentralizing services for common NCDs at primary care facilities. By addressing a wide range of conditions and providing ongoing support, PEN-Plus clinics are making a positive impact on the lives of individuals living with chronic NCDs.
PIH’s NCD team visits Richard Mavuto and his family at their home in Chidakusani, Neno, Malawi.
Zack DeClerck
Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs) clinical officer providing care to an NCD client during one of the home visits done through the Chronic Care Unit.
Zack DeClerck
The Program on Social and Economic Rights (POSER) is a cross-cutting program within Partners In Health (PIH) that aims to empower clients by addressing their social determinants of health (SDOH) and supporting them to live with greater dignity, security, and independence
Jimmy Harare (left) and Victor Kanyema (right) handover a house to a beneficiary in Chifunga, Neno.
Janet Mbwadzulu
Miriam Kelekesa, a goat seed beneficiary practicing animal husbandry in Kamoto village in Neno.
Joseph King Mizere
Safeguarding is a critical area within PIH. Safeguarding ensures that all PIH stakeholders are safe from all forms of maltreatment, including SEAH.
Madock Masina
Our Impact
Since 2007, Partners In Health Malawi has been building a healthcare platform that delivers comprehensive services and addresses the root causes of diseases.
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515Pediatrics Development Clinic (PDC)Pediatrics Development Clinic has successfully enrolled 515 children into the program
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18,758Antiretroviral Therapy (ART)Since 2007, Partners In Health has provided care for people living with HIV.
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15,472Non communicable diseases (NCD)Partners In Health has been supporting people living with various NCD.
In the 2025 Fiscal Year, the PIH Malawi managed $250,000 for Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) medicines, achieving an impressive 97% average fill rate at PIH-supported facilities in Neno.
PIH Malawi officially handed over start-up materials to 39 graduating youths in Neno district through the ASPIRE project implemented by PIH in collaboration with different other stakeholders.
Our Impact In Health
