Rebuilding after Cyclone Freddy: Supporting Healthcare in Ndala Village

Kia ora!

As part of my final-year medical elective placement in Malawi, I am fundraising for Ndala Village, which was severely impacted by Cyclone Freddy. All funds raised will support vital local healthcare initiatives aimed at rebuilding and improving healthcare infrastructure (outlined below).

During my time in Malawi, I will visit Ndala Village and volunteer as part of a charity marathon held there. Stay tuned for uplifting updates and stories from the community!

1. Improving Health Infrastructure

Installing solar panels at the local Health Centre to provide reliable electricity and running water. This will enable consistent healthcare delivery, especially during the frequent power outages affecting rural areas.

2. Community Survey

Conducting comprehensive health screenings and gathering health data to guide evidence-based interventions. This survey will provide insights into the community's health challenges and inform tailored solutions.

3. Housing for Health Workers

Constructing simple housing for volunteer health workers, particularly Medic-to-Medic graduates. These volunteers play a crucial role in providing healthcare services, easing the burden on local health workers.

All donations will be managed by Medic to Medic, a medical charity operating in Malawi. They will allocate and distribute the funds directly to benefit Ndala Village.

Your support can make a meaningful difference. Thank you for being a part of this journey!