Biography

Julius Muyila is a Malawian community development practitioner with hands-on experience in community mobilisation, programme implementation, youth empowerment, facilitation, stakeholder engagement, and field data collection. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies from African Bible Colleges, with additional training in Asset Based Community Led Development (ABCD), Human-Centered Design (HCD), Life Skills Facilitation, pedagogy, first aid, and digital tools.

As a CorpsAfrica/Malawi Volunteer, Julius worked in Unyolo, Mzimba South, partnering with community members, local leaders, and stakeholders to identify priorities, develop locally owned solutions, implement activities, and document progress. His work covered livelihoods, youth development, healthcare, education, environmental conservation, and social development. Key initiatives included a goat pass-on project benefiting 50 community members, a pig pass-on project supporting 24 young people, and support to a Village Savings and Loan (VSL) group of 20 women. He also facilitated community and youth activities, health awareness sessions, tree-planting initiatives, and income-generating activities.

Julius is passionate about strengthening communities and equipping young people with practical skills and sustainable livelihood opportunities. He brings experience in beneficiary engagement, training and facilitation, project coordination, reporting, data collection, and stakeholder collaboration.

As a CorpsAfrica Exchange Volunteer in South Africa, Julius is gaining cross-cultural development experience while sharing lessons from Malawi. He is committed to learning, collaboration, evidence-informed practice, and contributing to programmes that create sustainable and measurable community impact.