Biography

Agnes Aliko Kadzombe is a social work graduate from DMI–St. John the Baptist University. She gained practical experience as a hospital social worker intern, working with vulnerable groups, including patients, children, and families facing health and social challenges. In this role, she developed skills in case management, counselling, advocacy, and linking people to community resources.

Agnes also served as a Volunteer Field Officer at Nditha Foundation, where she supported community outreach, data collection, and programmes aimed at improving livelihoods. This experience strengthened her skills in community engagement and project implementation.

She is passionate about community empowerment, health and wellness, and youth development. Agnes believes that sustainable change happens when communities are at the centre of designing their own solutions.

In her free time, Agnes enjoys reading, listening to music, and engaging in community service activities. She also values spending time with family and learning about traditional practices that promote well-being.

Agnes is excited to be part of the 10th Cohort of CorpsAfrica/Malawi because it aligns with her commitment to serving communities, learning from them, and contributing to grassroots development in Malawi. She looks forward to using her social work, hospital, and field experience to support communities, practise community-led development, and grow as a leader dedicated to creating a lasting impact.