Somebody Cares Ministries

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Somebody Cares Ministries Somebody Cares is a Christian community based ministry in Lilongwe, the capital city of Malawi.

Our response is to the HIV/AIDS pandemic, providing a comprehensive and integrated care and support. We are motivated and challenged by God's command to the Church for righteousness and justice.

Theresa taught in a classroom for years. Then she took her teaching into the community.Widows, abuse survivors, and stru...
16/10/2026

Theresa taught in a classroom for years. Then she took her teaching into the community.

Widows, abuse survivors, and struggling families in these communities needed someone to listen, and to believe that healing was still possible.

Theresa joined Somebody Cares Ministries as a volunteer. She has since served in Education, Legal Framework, Women and Widows, and Family and Religion, counselling those who have lived through trauma and visiting the sick at home.

At 66, she is a respected community leader. Her family is stronger, her faith has deepened, and the people she has walked with have found hope again.

Some volunteers in Chatimba still share one bicycle between them. Their patients can’t wait.Critically ill patients in N...
15/10/2026

Some volunteers in Chatimba still share one bicycle between them. Their patients can’t wait.

Critically ill patients in Njoka, Ngawa, and Chinthunzi live far apart, and medicines are often out of stock at hospital pharmacies or too costly for families to buy elsewhere.

Jim and Kathy Cantelon of the WOW Team visited four of these patients at home alongside Amai and SCM volunteers, and saw how HBC volunteers teach caregivers home and wound care and bring food packs, transport help, and spiritual support.

Families take an active role in caring for their loved ones, and our partners heard first-hand what would reach more of them, more medication, transport assistance, and bicycles.

Care that reaches the home, and a need that hasn’t ended.

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day from Somebody Cares Ministries! ❤️Today, we celebrate the mothers who nurture, the grandmothers who...
15/10/2026

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day from Somebody Cares Ministries! ❤️

Today, we celebrate the mothers who nurture, the grandmothers who guide, and the women who give so much of themselves to raise the next generation. Your love, strength, sacrifices, and unwavering care make a difference every single day. 💐

At Somebody Cares Ministries, we believe that when we care for mothers, we help build stronger families and brighter futures for children and communities. 🌍❤️

To every mother, thank you for the love you pour into the world. You are valued, you are appreciated, and you matter. 🫶🏽

Happy Mother’s Day! 💕

For years, children in Ndarama risked their lives just to bring water home.The community had never had a water point. Fa...
14/10/2026

For years, children in Ndarama risked their lives just to bring water home.

The community had never had a water point. Families relied on unprotected wells and rivers, and in the past two years, two children lost their lives falling into a well while fetching water.

Wilbes Bwanali, 26, Community Head of Ndarama, served with Somebody Cares Ministries and longed for his own people to receive the same care. A new tap finally came to his community.

Children can fetch water safely, parents have more time to work, and families have a safer source for daily life.

Two hungry boys scraped every last drop from their porridge bowl.For Amos and George, hunger is real. When food arrives,...
14/10/2026

Two hungry boys scraped every last drop from their porridge bowl.

For Amos and George, hunger is real. When food arrives, nothing can be wasted. Every mouthful matters because some meals are the only ones they'll get.

After enjoying their cup of porridge through Children of Promise, Amos and George didn't simply walk away. They carefully worked together to scrape and collect every remaining drop from the basin. Their actions showed the truth: this porridge is not just a meal it is relief.

A cup of porridge gives them strength to stand, learn, and dream. It reminds them they are seen. They matter. They are cared for. Hunger tried to steal their future. A meal is giving it back.

Rather than judging a child’s struggle, let’s pause and ask: what support might they need?Food. Safety. A listening ear....
14/10/2026

Rather than judging a child’s struggle, let’s pause and ask: what support might they need?

Food. Safety. A listening ear. The opportunity to learn. At Somebody Cares Ministries, our Christian faith calls us to demonstrate Christ’s love through practical care. Since 2000, we have served alongside rural communities in Malawi, supporting vulnerable children and families and affirming their God-given dignity. Care begins when we notice. Love becomes visible when we act.

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Charmaine has given her heart to Somebody Cares Ministries as a volunteer.Vulnerable children and families in these comm...
14/10/2026

Charmaine has given her heart to Somebody Cares Ministries as a volunteer.

Vulnerable children and families in these communities needed someone to believe in them before they could believe in themselves. Charmaine joined with one dream, to help them find hope. She has since served in Administration and Finance, Women and Widows, Safe Motherhood, Stores, and Skills Training, sitting with grannies, walking beside mothers, and teaching women to sew from recycled materials. At 69, she’s still helping people rise, and the women she taught now stand on their own feet.

A child played with water. For the first time, it wasn’t survival.In Ndalama, water was scarcity. Every drop had to be s...
13/10/2026

A child played with water. For the first time, it wasn’t survival.

In Ndalama, water was scarcity. Every drop had to be saved. Rationed. Guarded. Children couldn’t play with water. They couldn’t waste it washing properly. Water wasn’t joy it was a limit.

The borehole came. A woman poured water on herself and felt something new: enough. A child played with water, laughed with it, enjoyed it. The limit lifted.

A child playing with water may look like a simple moment. But it tells a bigger story. It’s freedom. It’s childhood restored. It’s the difference between surviving around scarcity and living with possibility.

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Private Bag 361
Lilongwe

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+265997942042

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