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ACM is a Faith Based Organization established in 1974 with an aim of coordinating spiritual and developmental activities

Services coordinated include: Health, Education, Food security ,Peace and justice ,GBV,ECD,DRM and other social development services

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Fr. Charles Makwenda.May his soul rest in eternal peace, and may...
05/02/2026

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Fr. Charles Makwenda.

May his soul rest in eternal peace, and may God comfort his family, friends, and the entire faith community during this difficult time.

On 24th November 2025, ACM joined the Ministry of Gender and implementing partners in Kasungu for the official launch of...
26/11/2025

On 24th November 2025, ACM joined the Ministry of Gender and implementing partners in Kasungu for the official launch of ECD Week 2025, followed by the National ECD Conference held on 25th November 2025. We are proud to be in the ECD work, creating spaces for children to thrive and grow.

Today we stand together to say NO to violence in our homes, communities, and workplaces.Every woman, man, girl, and boy ...
26/11/2025

Today we stand together to say NO to violence in our homes, communities, and workplaces.
Every woman, man, girl, and boy deserves to live free from fear and harm.

Let’s use these 16 days to raise our voices, challenge harmful norms, support survivors, and promote equality.

With support from Episcopal Relief & Development, the Anglican Diocese of Upper Shire - Malawi managed to deliver 40 Bic...
30/10/2025

With support from Episcopal Relief & Development, the Anglican Diocese of Upper Shire - Malawi managed to deliver 40 Bicycles to 40 volunteers in Fowo and Kadango sites for the support of the Moments That Matter project. The Bicycles will he bicycles will greatly enhance volunteers’ mobility, enabling them to reach more households efficiently as they deliver community awareness on positive parenting and child protection.

The Anglican Council in Malawi (ACM) held an insightful interface meeting with leaders of the of Anglican Students (SAS...
27/10/2025

The Anglican Council in Malawi (ACM) held an insightful interface meeting with leaders of the of Anglican Students (SAS) at ACM secretariat board room. The meeting attracted the presence of the SAS National Executive and College representatives from a number of tertiary institutions across the country.

The meeting, graced by the ACM General Secretary, Rev. Fr. McDonald Njalam’manu Banda, alongside Justice Kishindo, and Counsel Katundu, created a meaningful platform for dialogue on how the Church can better support and engage Anglican students in tertiary institutions.

Discussions centered on strengthening collaboration, student welfare, mentorship, chaplaincy, and visibility of SAS within church structures. SAS leaders shared their experiences, challenges, and aspirations , calling for closer partnership with ACM in promoting spiritual growth, leadership development, and holistic student empowerment.

Key outcomes included recommendations for the formal recognition of SAS at ACM, establishment of a SAS Secretariat, creation of a student welfare and support fund, and stronger engagement between the Church, chaplains, and students at both national and diocesan levels.

Together, we continue to nurture a generation of young Anglicans equipped to know Christ and make Him known.

Society of Anglican Students - Luanar-NRC Campus
Soche Technical College Society Of Anglican Students - S.A.S
Mubas Society Of Anglican Students - SAS
Society of Anglican Students - SAS

In September 2025, the Anglican Council in Malawi (ACM), in collaboration with the Diocese of Northern Malawi, Diocese o...
23/10/2025

In September 2025, the Anglican Council in Malawi (ACM), in collaboration with the Diocese of Northern Malawi, Diocese of Lake Malawi, Diocese of Upper Shire, and Diocese of Southern Malawi, successfully conducted the distribution of essential child health supplements across Anglican and District Hospitals of Nkhatabay, Blantyre, Nkhotakota, Kasungu, Mangochi, Mulanje, and Phalombe, including St. Andrew’s Hospital in Kasungu, St. Anne’s Hospital in Nkhotakota ,St Martins Hospital in Mangochi and St. Peter’s Hospital in Likoma.

💊 373,000 doses of Albendazole
🧡 90,000 doses of Vitamin A (100,000 IU)
💚 373,000 doses of Vitamin A (200,000 IU)

These supplements, generously supported by Vitamin Angels, aim to improve the nutrition and health status of Malawian children by addressing key micronutrient deficiencies and deworming needs.

This initiative is a continued effort toward promoting child survival, growth, and overall well-being , ensuring that every child has the opportunity to live a healthier and brighter life.

The Anglican Council in Malawi expresses sincere gratitude to Vitamin Angels for their unwavering partnership and commitment to improving child health across Malawi.

However, there remains a noted gap in resources and support within some hospitals and communities, calling for continued collaboration to reach all children in need.

Through the Partners in Climate Change (PCC) Project, supported by United Society Partners in the Gospel (USPG), the Ang...
23/10/2025

Through the Partners in Climate Change (PCC) Project, supported by United Society Partners in the Gospel (USPG), the Anglican Council in Malawi (ACM) continues to make progress in promoting environmental stewardship and sustainable waste management across Likoma, Chizumulu, Chinsapo, and Kauma communities.

This year, the project has:
Trained over 140 young climate advocates to lead waste management and composting initiatives in their parishes.
✅ Conducted mass awareness campaigns and community clean-up events, reaching more than 7,000 households with messages on proper waste disposal, recycling, and composting.
✅ Supported the formation of community-based environmental action groups
✅ Partnered with faith leaders and local authorities to develop by-laws that discourage the use of thin plastics and encourage community clean-up days.

Communities have embraced compost-making and backyard gardening, turning waste into a resource that supports household livelihoods while keeping the environment clean. The project is also amplifying its reach through radio programs on Likoma, Maziko, and Mibawa Radio, spreading the “Waste Smart , We Care” message to thousands of listeners nationwide.

The picture below shows Young advocates from Likoma Island who received training as champions of waste management in their communities.

In August, our Incubator Gardens under the Tiwerenge 365 Project in Mchnji , within the RUSA communities under T/A Kapon...
22/10/2025

In August, our Incubator Gardens under the Tiwerenge 365 Project in Mchnji , within the RUSA communities under T/A Kapondo, supported by Worldvision Malawi, celebrated a successful harvest of sweet potatoes ,a true testimony of community commitment .

These gardens serve as learning hubs where caregivers and parents grow nutritious food to support about 577 (M 268,F 309) children enrolled in our ECD centres. The produce boosts child nutrition while helping communities generate income to sustain essential services such CBCC maintenance.

Through training and mentorship on incubator gardening, communities have taken full ownership of the initiative , growing food and sustaining their centres with less reliance on external support.

Yesterday, 21st October , ACM facilitated a wonderful Church Facilitators (CF) Retreat for Lilongwe South and North Arch...
22/10/2025

Yesterday, 21st October , ACM facilitated a wonderful Church Facilitators (CF) Retreat for Lilongwe South and North Archdeaconries, under the Savings Ministry Project , supported by Hope International.

This retreat provided our dedicated CFs with an important time of reflection after completing six months of Savings Group Ministry work in their respective communities.

The facilitators took time to share experiences, challenges, and testimonies from their ministry work across Dowa, Salima, Dedza, Lilongwe, and Mchinji districts , celebrating how far they have come in establishing and strengthening Savings Groups that empower families both spiritually and financially .

The reflections highlighted the positive impact of the ministry on community development , fostering spiritual growth, economic resilience, and social cohesion among members.

From 15th to 17th October, the Anglican Council in Malawi (ACM) successfully conducted a Project Management Workshop tar...
22/10/2025

From 15th to 17th October, the Anglican Council in Malawi (ACM) successfully conducted a Project Management Workshop targeting 12 priests from across the country who are actively implementing various community-based projects within their dioceses.

The training was organized ACM and supported by Episcopal Relief & Development, with technical support from Mr. Laymond Chipwatali an external consultant and ACM HOP, Mr Richard Thindwa, . The sessions were guided by the Project Management for Development Professionals (PMD Pro 1) curriculum, equipping participants with essential project planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation skills to enhance effectiveness and accountability in their ministries.

The 3-day workshop was graced by the presence of the ACM General Secretary, Rev. Fr. Njalam'manu Banda, whose words of encouragement motivated participants.

We thank all facilitators and participants for their commitment and active engagement that made the training a great success!

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Lilongwe
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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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