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Bringing Hope to the World Ambassadors Charity Trust (ACT), is a registered youth-led non-profit local non-governmental organization. Education
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Our mission is to engage in the works of national development and charity through the provision of entrepreneurship skills, capacity building and supporting the underprivileged of the society. Our Core-Thematic Areas are:
1. Climate and Environmental Justice (https://www.facebook.com/NyasiMayazi?mibextid=ZbWKwL)
3. Governance and Social Justice

The objectives of the organization include: To promo

te youth economic empowerment, citizens’ self-reliance and perform works of charity; To facilitate the provision of educational needs between needy students and willing stakeholders; and, To engage in capacity building activities such as agriculture, technical skills and business trainings.

10/08/2026

This is what a circular economy looks like in our communities.

Organic waste is being piled and composted to feed the soil instead of ending up in dumpsites. Plastics and other materials are being collected and bagged, ready for reuse and recycling instead of littering our streets and fields.

This is exactly what we stand for: A Malawi where we reduce what we throw away, reuse what we can, and recycle what remains.

When waste becomes compost, our soils grow healthier. When waste becomes a resource, our communities create jobs and cleaner environments.

Nyansi Mayazi Movement is not just a campaign. It is action on the ground. It is communities choosing clean air, fertile land, and a healthier Malawi for the next generation.

Let’s keep Malawi green. Let’s keep Malawi clean.

National Youth Council of Malawi Malawi National Youth Network on Climate Change - NYNCC Civil Society Network on Climate Change - Cisonecc Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy Oxfam in Malawi Climate Action Network-International

08/08/2026

Across Malawi the impacts of climate change are no longer predictions. They are part of our daily lives.

Climate change is real. And so is our commitment to act, to stay, and to build solutions together.

Together Mthunzi Trust NRC ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB Green Children we are walking with local communities to turn dialogue into action. Because a just and sustainable future is built together.

National Youth Council of Malawi Malawi National Youth Network on Climate Change - NYNCC Civil Society Network on Climate Change - Cisonecc Oxfam in Malawi Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy

07/08/2026

HAPPENING NOW

As Ambassadors Charity Trust, we are proud implementing partners of the Mzinda Energy Justice Action Project being led by Mthunzi Trust .

The official launch is taking place today at Chimwasongwe Primary School in Lilongwe, with support from ACT Ubumbano. The project will run until November 2026.

We are working together with Chiefs, teachers, youth clubs, religious leaders, women’s representatives, Green Children, Bunda Environmental Club, and student representatives to ensure community voices shape energy decisions.

Together, we are advancing equitable access to clean, affordable, and sustainable energy.

20/07/2026

Happy New Week!

We began the week with an engagement meeting with community leaders in T/A M'bwatalika, Lilongwe not to deliver a message, but to receive one.

We came with no assumptions and no fixed agenda. We came to understand. Because any work that hopes to last must first ask the people it is meant to serve what they actually need, what they have already tried, and what they believe will work in their context.

Under the trees, we listened to the leaders who carry the weight of generations, to youth leaders who carry the urgency of now, and to women’s groups who carry the daily work of holding families and communities together.

Our approach is simple and intentional. It is community-led. That means programs are shaped by the people who will live with them, not just by those who design them. It means we do not speak for the community. We create space for the community to speak, and we commit to carry that voice forward into action.

What we heard matters. The challenges named, the priorities set, and the ideas offered will guide how ACT walks alongside T/A M'bwatalika.

We believe that when communities lead, solutions are more honest, more practical, and more sustainable. When communities lead, ownership grows and results follow.

This is how we build Malawi. Together. From the ground up. With the people, not apart from them.

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19/07/2026

Good governance is when the system works for the people.
It means fairness, transparency, and accountability in how decisions are made and how resources are used.

The fight against corruption is the fight for our future. It is saying no to shortcuts and yes to opportunity for every young person, regardless of background.

Corruption blocks jobs, blocks services, and blocks progress. When young people choose integrity and demand better from our institutions, we are not just fighting corruption. We are building the Malawi we want to live in.

National Youth Council of Malawi Youth Decide 2019 - Malawi YOUTH AND SOCIETY AICC- African Institute of Corporate Citizenship African Peer Review Mechanism Regional Center for Human Rights Centre for Civil Society Strengthening Anti-Corruption Bureau Malawi. Oxfam in Malawi

17/07/2026

This week, ACT is hosting the Anti-Corruption Bureau – Malawi for a training with organization members to advance transparency and accountability in communities.

The purpose of the training is to equip ACT members with knowledge and practical skills to promote transparency, accountability, and integrity in their work and in the communities where ACT operates.

The sessions are covering corruption reporting procedures, whistle blowing systems, protection of whistle blowers, and prevention of corruption in procurement. Participants are also being trained on risk assessment methods to identify and manage corruption risks within programs and operations.

Through this initiative, ACT aims to strengthen institutional systems for good governance, build the capacity of members to respond to and report corruption, promote safe and confidential reporting mechanisms, and reduce corruption risks especially in procurement and service delivery.

This training supports ACT’s commitment to good governance by ensuring that members understand their role in preventing corruption and upholding ethical standards.

National Youth Council of Malawi Youth Decide 2019 - Malawi YOUTH AND SOCIETY Regional Center for Human Rights African Peer Review Mechanism AICC- African Institute of Corporate Citizenship

16/07/2026

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Good governance is built when citizens take part and demand transparency and accountability.

As young people, we have a big role to play in making sure our communities grow fairly and that development programs truly serve the people.

We must get informed about the plans, budgets, and projects happening in our areas. We also need to plan ahead and identify the leaders who have influence on decision making in development programs.

We must ask questions and follow up on how resources are used. We cannot afford to be complacent. Instead, we must mobilize our peers, work together, and hold leaders accountable.

When young people are organized, informed, and active, we help to reduce corruption risks, improve service delivery, and ensure that development reaches everyone.

The future of our communities depends on the actions we take today.

National Youth Council of Malawi Youth Decide 2019 - Malawi AICC- African Institute of Corporate Citizenship
YOUTH AND SOCIETY Centre for Civil Society Strengthening Regional Center for Human Rights

13/07/2026

Happy New Week!

We contributed to a very important dialogue supported by the African Climate Alliance. Together with students and fellow youth-led organizations including Mnthunzi Trust, we focused on operationalizing a Just Energy Transition in Malawi.

The conversation was clear: a just transition must go beyond megawatts. It must address charcoal dependence, deforestation, air pollution, and environmental justice. The shift to renewable energy must be measured in jobs created, livelihoods protected, and equity advanced.

Youth are not observers in this transition. We are architects of policy, implementers of solutions, and stakeholders in the outcome. We value platforms that center this responsibility.

As ACT, we remain committed to advancing Environmental Justice through forest protection, including the Dzalanyama Forest Reserve which continues to be depleted by charcoal production and wood harvesting.

Malawi National Youth Network on Climate Change - NYNCC Civil Society Network on Climate Change - Cisonecc Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy National Youth Council of Malawi

06/07/2026

Happy Independence Day, Malawi

Today the 6th of July we mark 62 years since Malawi became an independent nation in 1964. This day reminds us of the courage of those who fought for self governance, and of the responsibility that comes with freedom.

19/06/2026

Do you know that the World Bank has approved K 141.1 Billion funding under the Governance to Enable Service Delivery (GESD) project, which will go to all district and city councils across Malawi?

GESD is meant to strengthen local government systems, improve transparency in public finance, and raise accountability at council level. The goal is simple: better roads, clean water, functional health centres, and schools that work, because councils will have more resources and clearer performance standards.

This is an opportunity, but money alone does not deliver services. Citizens, CSOs, youths, traditional leaders, and all concerned groups must track how councils plan and spend these funds.

As youths we have a critical stake, because GESD, just like CDF projects, will shape the Malawi we inherit under Malawi 2063. We must demand space in council planning, follow projects in our wards, and hold duty bearers accountable when there are delays or poor quality.

As ACT, we believe every citizen has a role. Let’s work together so GESD becomes a story of improved services in our communities, not another missed opportunity like in the past.

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http://www.ambassadorscharitytrust.org/

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