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Kawjo Foundation is a women and youth led non-profit organization committed to achieving food security through building sustainable aquatic foods systems.

Our vision is an inclusive and economically empowered society.

13/07/2026

Our June Newsletter is now live!
Discover the impactful activities and milestones our team was part of throughout the month of June and see how we are continuing to support communities across Malawi to adopt Climate Smart Practices. WUSC - Malawi UNICEF Malawi DCAFS Malawi GIZ Malawi Department of Fisheries - Malawi
Visit our website to read the full Newsletter and stay updated: https://kawjofoundationmw.org/monthly-newsletter/

06/07/2026

Happy 62 years of independence Malawi!
Today we celebrate freedom and the progress we continue to build together as Malawians.
# IndependenceDay

03/07/2026

Kawjo Foundation is excited to welcome Morgan Gill and Paul Mapepa to our team!!

Morgan Gill joins us as a Business Development Advisor through our partner World University Service of Canada WUSC - Malawi and will be working with us for the next six months. Morgan will support the organization in strengthening, exploring growth opportunities and enhancing our efforts to create sustainable impact in the communities we serve.

Paul Mapepa joins us as our Accountant, bringing valuable expertise in financial management and accountability to support the effective implementation of our programs.

We are delighted to have Morgan and Paul on this journey with us and look forward to the knowledge and energy they bring to the team.

Please join us in giving them a warm Kawjo Foundation welcome as they begin this chapter with us!

08/05/2026

Our April Newsletter is now live!
Discover the meaningful activities and milestones our team was part of throughout April and see how we’re continuing to support communities across Malawi.
Visit our website to read the full newsletter and stay connected with our work:
https://kawjofoundationmw.org/monthly-newsletter/

01/05/2026

To every hardworking hand that is building strong and resilient communities, today we celebrate you. Your effort does not go unnoticed.

WUSC - MalawiGEF Small Grants Programme MalawiIrish AidGIZ Malawi

28/04/2026

Farewell Amber!🌸
On 24 April 2026, we bid farewell to our amazing volunteer Amber Farrell who served as a Communication and Visibility Officer from September 2025 to April 2026.

With passion, Amber dedicated 7 months of service and played a key role in making Kawjo more visible through designing posts, producing monthly newsletters, capturing and editing videos that showcased our impact, launching our LinkedIn and Instagram pages and teaching our team how best they can make Kawjo’s work seen.

To celebrate her journey, we also gave her a taste of Malawian culture by teaching her how to cook Nsima, enjoying local foods such as okra, pumpkin leaves and boiled local chicken with her and gave her the chance to share her experiences and memories with the team.

Thank you, Amber for your dedication and the impact you’ve made. We wish you all the best in your career and safe journey back to Canada.

And a big thank you to our partner WUSC - Malawi !!

22/04/2026

Today, the Kawjo Foundation celebrates Earth Day 🌍

We are committed to prioritizing our planet by promoting sustainability, strengthening climate resilience, and empowering communities through environmental education. Across our work, we focus on raising awareness about the importance of keeping our environment clean and protecting the natural resources we all depend on.

At Kawjo Foundation, we understand that caring for our environment is a shared responsibility. Through community-driven initiatives and everyday actions, we continue to take steps toward preserving our planet and creating a healthier, more sustainable future for all.

🌱 Check out our website to learn more about the projects we are implementing and how we are working to improve our planet https://kawjofoundationmw.org/

09/04/2026

Empowering Change in Agribusiness!!
We are proud to have been trained as Gender makes Business Sense (GmBS) trainers by GIZ Malawi through the WE4D project.

Using an approach that empowers women both socially and economically, Kawjo team is currently conducting GmBS trainings with fish farmer groups in Dowa and Dedza districts equipping them with skills to adopt more inclusive and sustainable business practices.

The approach encourages doing business differently by addressing the social norms, beliefs, and practices that shape gender roles. When these barriers are transformed, businesses can achieve better outcomes through increased profitability, inclusivity and sustainability.

Real change begins with a shift in mindset starting with ME, WE and ALL OF US.
Together we are building a stronger, more inclusive and economically empowered communities.
UNDP MalawiDepartment of Fisheries - MalawiCanada’s Canada’s International Development – Global Affairs Canada Irish Aid GEF Small Grants Programme Malawi

08/04/2026

Our March Newsletter is now live!
Discover the meaningful activities and milestones our team was part of throughout March, and see how we’re continuing to support communities across Malawi.
Visit our website to read the full newsletter and stay connected with our work: https://kawjofoundationmw.org/monthly-newsletter/

10/03/2026

Our February Newsletter is now live!

Discover the meaningful activities and milestones our team was part of throughout February, and see how we’re continuing to support communities across Malawi.

Visit our website to read the full newsletter and stay connected with our work: https://kawjofoundationmw.org/monthly-newsletter/

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