Ambassadors Charity Trust

15/10/2026

We celebrate mothers as the first ambassadors of love, hope and change.

They are the ones who teach us compassion, instill values of justice, service and inspire us to care for our communities and our environment.

12/10/2026

FLASHBACK: From Lessons to Leadership - The Story of Our Gender Action Learning Systems (GALS) and Positive Youth Development (PYD) Trainings

Sometimes a series of gatherings can change the direction of many lives, and that is exactly what happened through our series of trainings in Gender Action Learning Systems and Positive Youth Development across different communities.

It was more than a series of training rooms. In every session and in every community, mindsets were renewed, where young women and men began to see themselves and each other differently, where quiet voices found courage and hidden dreams found a clear plan.

We did not just hold one training and leave. We returned, we followed up, we walked with these young people step by step. We did not just share knowledge, we planted seeds of equality, confidence and purpose in many places.

Through our GALS trainings, our youth learned the power of working together as equal partners in homes, in business and in community life. Through our PYD trainings, they discovered that within each of them lies a leader, an innovator and a change maker waiting to rise.

Looking back today at all these trainings, we celebrate what those seeds have become. Homes are more united, young people are leading their peers with confidence, and many are now driving their own businesses and community initiatives. The trainings ended, but the transformation is still unfolding in every community we reached, and that is the beauty of investing in young people.

10/10/2026

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A clean city will not happen by accident. It will happen because councils did their part, because households acted responsibly, because businesses managed their waste ethically, because young people stood up for their environment, and because all of us decided that enough is enough.

Our cities are growing very fast. Every day, new houses are being built, new markets are opening and more people are moving into the city in search of opportunity. This rapid growth is good for development but it is putting enormous pressure on our already struggling waste management system.

The amount of waste we produce today is far more than what our current system was designed to handle.

That is why waste management can no longer be seen as the job of the council alone. It is a collective responsibility.

When councils are overstretched by a growing population, households must reduce and properly dispose of their waste.

When the city expands faster than services can reach, businesses must manage their own waste responsibly instead of adding to the crisis. And when the pressure is this high, every citizen must understand that keeping our environment clean is no longer optional.

We all have a role. We all have a stake. And we all have something to lose if we do nothing.

A clean environment is not a favour. It is our right and our responsibility.

30/09/2026

Today, 30th September 2026, the NGO sector in Malawi gathers at the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe for the 2026 National NGO Day under the theme Doing More with Less: Partnerships, Innovation and Efficiency for Inclusive Development.

The day is organized by the Council For Non Governmental Organisations In Malawi (CONGOMA) and the NGO Regulatory Authority - NGORA in partnership with the Ministry of Gender and other stakeholders. It brings together NGOs, government institutions, development partners and UN agencies to reflect on the contribution of civil society to Malawi's development.

The day provides a valuable platform for visibility and learning. It emphasizes the importance of partnerships for greater impact. In a time of constrained financing in the development sector, collaboration is critical. The day opens doors for building partnerships with fellow NGOs, government and the private sector towards achieving the Malawi 2063 vision.

The theme of the event challenges organizations to be more innovative with less resources, which aligns with our mission of equipping young people to stand out, create solutions and use locally available resources to make a difference.

NGO Day reminds all players that community level interventions contribute to national development and the Sustainable Development Goals. The work of mentoring youth and supporting vulnerable communities is part of Malawi's development story.

We salute CONGOMA, NGORA, the Government of Malawi and all development partners for organizing this important day.

29/09/2026

to all new office bearers!!

Let's continue coordinating and engaging in development issues

27/09/2026

27/09/2026

26/09/2026

Lilongwe CSO Network AGM, a moment to reflect, renew and decide the path ahead for civil society in Lilongwe.

Let us meet, let us decide and let us build the Lilongwe we all want to see.

24/09/2026

What you are looking at is not just waste, it is a lost opportunity and a public health crisis in one frame.

Rotting tomatoes and maize husks that could have become rich compost for our farms are buried under plastic papers and bottles that will choke our soils and rivers for the next hundred years.

We are not facing a waste problem, we are facing a mindset problem. In our markets and communities, we mix what should be separated, we burn what should be recycled, and we dump what should be transformed.

We turn valuable resources into breeding grounds for cholera, we block our drainage systems and we poison the very land that feeds us. The more we dump, the more we pay for it with our health and our future.

We believe there is a better way. We are turning this crisis into an opportunity by promoting waste separation at source, converting organic waste into organic fertilizer, giving plastic a second life through recycling, and empowering communities to see waste as wealth.

A clean Malawi is the responsibility of every citizen, every vendor and every household.

15/09/2026

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As part of the launch of the Global Week of Mobilization for Climate Action, a powerful panel discussion was held on Financing a Just and Resilient Future, tackling critical issues such as public debt, extractives, youth participation and climate preparedness in Malawi.

The conversation has happened, the voices were heard and the call for action is clear. This mobilization is more than an event, it is an opportunity to strengthen partnerships, share community experiences and reinforce its belief that sustainable change begins when communities are empowered to lead.