Many women in rural Malawi find themselves stuck in the poverty cycle due to lack of business capital. Our FEM Program works with such women, helping them transform their lives as they become independent. Learn more in our latest blog as Sophelet’s shares her story.
At the end of 2022 we introduced our third group of our Financial Empowering Microloan (FEM) for Women group called Takondwa. Read our latest blog, as Magret Moffat, one of the group’s beneficiaries, tells a story of how the program has already transformed her life through loans and business skills training.
The Orant Ulemu Scholarship helps students achieve their dreams of education at university. Steven Chiundira is one of two recipients in 2023.
Orant’s Mobile Outreach Clinic diagnosed Tadala with severe malnutrition. Malnutrition in Malawi is at its worst January to March.
In Orant’s first ever Virtual Reality film, a Malawian mother’s dreams for her daughter are altered by the challenges of rural s poverty.
Yona Maloto has been a Water Field Assistant for Orant’s Water & Sanitation Program since 2020. We interviewed him to learn more about his work.
Insightful thoughts from Tango Phiri on Orant’s Financially Empowering Microloans for Women Program.
Orant launched the Tchale Irrigation Club in April. Irrigation Clubs create food security and economic opportunity.
The Orant Farm Project has transformed Teleza Manuwelo’s life. With 2 acres for farming, Teleza earned enough income to feed her family.
Ireen Henderson is a participant of Orant’s FEM for Women Program. With a microloan, she has diversified her small business to build stability for her family.
