Malawi STORIES

Navigating Change: Reflections On My CorpsAfrica Service

The clock is ticking, and my service is almost complete. As I approach the end of my tenure, I find myself pondering: What have I accomplished? What have I learned? Have I made a difference?...

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April Adventures: Lessons Learned In Community Development

April has been a month filled with remarkable experiences, blending adventure, education, and profound insights. Collaborating with individuals whose primary language differs from mine to design a project addressing their critical needs using Asset-Based Community...

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Embracing Growth and Community: My Nine-Month Journey as a CorpsAfrica Volunteer

When I look back to the day I got deployed to my site, I feel proud of myself because I did not think I could reach this far. When we were coming to my site,...

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Beauty of Volunteerism: Feeling a Deep Sense of Significance

“The deepest craving of the human spirit is to find a sense of significance and relevance.” – Dr. Myles Munroe. At its core, a deep sense of significance is about feeling purposeful, fulfilled, and connected...

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CAN’T STAND IT, The Kanyerere Desk Project

My service as a CorpsAfrica Volunteer in Kanyerere VDC would not have begun as wonderfully as it did and I am mostly thankful for my time as a volunteer teacher at Kanyerere Primary School as...

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Contributing for a Common Cause

After being in the community for almost seven months, it is now time to focus on the project implementation phase. This is a crucial moment for any CorpsAfrica Volunteer as it requires all your effort...

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Crafting Timeless Moments: The Art of Creating Lasting Memories

In the tapestry of our lives, certain moments stand out as vibrant threads, weaving themselves into the fabric of our memories. These are the moments that endure the test of time, casting a warm glow...

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Discovering a Positive Deviance: A CorpsAfrica Volunteer’s Journey in Empowering Women in the Tambala Community

In the Tambala community, where illiteracy among women and early marriages are prevalent, most women are engaged in farming and small-scale businesses like baking fritters and selling dried fish. However, amidst these common activities, there...

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Meet Our Alums: Innocent Uladi – Malawi

Innocent Uladi served as a dedicated member of cohort 5 of CorpsAfrica/Malawi. He served in Wimbe, Kasungu District. His notable achievements include successfully implementing three projects during his service. He implemented a primary project focusing...

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“Ovuni” or Ecological Bomb

Rural communities show great resilience and dynamism, enabling them to make the most of their local resources for their well-being. Take the example of a building material like clay. It is readily available and free....

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