Save The Poor Foundation - SAPOF

Save The Poor Foundation - SAPOF striving to enhance the welfare of marginalized & vulnerable people through advocacy & empowerment.

Economic empowerment begins with skills. Training more women in tailoring can transform lives, families and communities....
24/06/2026

Economic empowerment begins with skills.

Training more women in tailoring can transform lives, families and communities.

Many women once depended on charcoal burning as a source of income, a business that is not only physically demanding but also contributes to environmental degradation.

Today, through tailoring skills, one of these women Gladys Kasauka is earning sustainable incomes, supporting their children, paying school fees and building brighter futures with dignity.



Applications are still open for our Tailoring Course starting on 1st July at our Kanjedza offices. Whether you want to s...
23/06/2026

Applications are still open for our Tailoring Course starting on 1st July at our Kanjedza offices.

Whether you want to start your own tailoring business or develop your sewing skills, this is your opportunity to learn from experienced trainers.

Apply now through the link below:

https://forms.gle/unmrUJf2c2vT8TBT7

The course will take place at our Kanjedza offices.

For directions: Turn left immediately opposite Limbe CCAP Church. At the end of the street, turn left again.

Continue a few blocks until you reach a curve, then turn left again immediately. Proceed to the black gateđź“Ť

Limited spaces available. Apply today and take the first step towards a rewarding career in tailoring!


Today, on International Widows' Day, we are reminded of the unique challenges faced by widows and women-headed household...
23/06/2026

Today, on International Widows' Day, we are reminded of the unique challenges faced by widows and women-headed households across Malawi.

Many women shoulder the responsibility of providing for their families alone, often with limited access to economic opportunities, education, healthcare, and social support.

Supporting women-headed households is not just an act of compassion—it is an investment in stronger families, healthier communities, and sustainable development.

Let us work together to ensure that widows and women-led families are not left behind. Every woman deserves dignity, opportunity, and the support needed to build a better future.

Ministry of Gender, Malawi
Malawi Irish Consortium on Gender Based Violence


SALE! SALE!Looking for a bag that combines style, quality, and functionality?We are proud to offer tailor-made stylish h...
19/06/2026

SALE! SALE!
Looking for a bag that combines style, quality, and functionality?

We are proud to offer tailor-made stylish handbags and laptop bags designed to suit your unique taste and lifestyle.

Whether you're heading to work, school, business meetings or casual outings, our bags are crafted to help you stand out while keeping your essentials secure.

âś… Custom-made designs
âś… Durable and high-quality materials
âś… Stylish and professional finish
âś… Perfect for everyday use

Get in touch with Liness Dzimalirana on +265 996 08 66 92

Meet 13-year old Sharon Kumbewe, a Standard 4 learner being raised by her single mother alongside three siblings. Sharon...
18/06/2026

Meet 13-year old Sharon Kumbewe, a Standard 4 learner being raised by her single mother alongside three siblings.

Sharon lost her father during Cyclone Freddy and her mother now relies on piecework to support the family.

Despite these challenges, Sharon dreams of becoming a Doctor and changing lives through healthcare.

By supporting children's education, we invest in a brighter future for our communities.

Together, we can help children like our future doctor Sharon stay in school and pursue her dreams.

Ministry of Gender, Malawi

Meet Yankho Lester,12, a Standard 4 learner from Somba, Blantyre. The fifth-born in a family of eight, Yankho dreams of ...
18/06/2026

Meet Yankho Lester,12, a Standard 4 learner from Somba, Blantyre.

The fifth-born in a family of eight, Yankho dreams of becoming a Bank Manager.

He loves drawing and hopes to one day build a house for his family.

However, lack of school supplies and school fees continues to affect his education.

His father works as a security guard, and the family struggles to meet basic educational needs.

Together, we can help children like Yankho stay in school and pursue his dreams.

Ministry of Gender, Malawi

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SAPOF's recent netball coaching and umpiring training in Blantyre is doing more than developing the sport—it is empoweri...
17/06/2026

SAPOF's recent netball coaching and umpiring training in Blantyre is doing more than developing the sport—it is empowering young people to become leaders in their communities.

By equipping participants with coaching and officiating skills, the initiative is helping create role models who can mentor others, promote fair play, and support the growth of grassroots netball.

The training also opens new opportunities for young people while strengthening community development through sport.

Today, as the United Nations commemorates Desertification and Drought Day under the theme "Rangelands: Recognize. Respe...
17/06/2026

Today, as the United Nations commemorates Desertification and Drought Day under the theme "Rangelands: Recognize. Respect. Restore.", let us remember that restoring forests is one of the most effective ways to combat drought and reduce poverty.

Healthy forests help conserve water, protect soils, support agriculture, and sustain livelihoods.

Communities must take an active role in tree planting and forest conservation to build resilience against climate change and secure a better future for generations to come.

Civil Society Network on Climate Change - Cisonecc

Girls at Chitale and Mpapa primary schools are reporting increased confidence, improved personal safety and better schoo...
16/06/2026

Girls at Chitale and Mpapa primary schools are reporting increased confidence, improved personal safety and better school attendance following the introduction of self-defense classes under the Ana Tisewele Project.

Learners from the two schools say the training has equipped them with practical skills to protect themselves from harassment, abuse and other threats they face while travelling to and from school.

Many of the girls previously feared using isolated routes due to the presence of drunkards, bullies and other potential attackers, forcing some to miss classes.

https://sapof.org/self-defense-training-boosts-confidence-among-girls/


Access to clean and safe drinking water, improved hygiene and proper sanitation are not only health issues—they are also...
16/06/2026

Access to clean and safe drinking water, improved hygiene and proper sanitation are not only health issues—they are also key drivers in the fight against poverty.

When children, mothers and entire households are healthy, communities become stronger and more productive.

Healthy children are able to attend school regularly, concentrate in class and complete their education without frequent interruptions caused by waterborne diseases.

For mothers, good hygiene and safe water allows them to engage more in income-generating activities, small businesses and community development efforts, improving household livelihoods.

Community leaders, parents, guardians, and teachers all have a critical role to play in promoting hygiene practices and ensuring access to clean water.

Healthy people build productive communities. Productive communities reduce poverty.

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Along Chipembere Highway, Yainakis Limbe
Blantyre
265

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Monday 07:30 - 16:30
Tuesday 07:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 07:30 - 16:30
Thursday 07:30 - 16:30
Friday 07:30 - 16:30
Saturday 07:30 - 12:00

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+265888346588

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