Judith Foundation

Judith Foundation Judith Foundation is an Organization whose goal is to empower young men and women, the elderly and ev

Judith foundation is an Organization whose goal is to empower young men and women, the elderly and everyone affected by any challenge of life. The initiative is based on the vision to enhance high self esteem for everyone who has undergone harsh experiences of life that requires special help. Survivor’s programming is rooted at helping to save life, empowerment on social change, encouragement on p

sychological challenges, economical empowerment, equipping others with life skills and real life changing stories. JF provides room for people to map the way forward after hostile experiences of life which may have left them affected to either a smaller or greater extent. It among other initiatives embedded in its programs strategies to give hope to the hopeless, help in renewing people’s dreams of life, counsel the depressed, train people to be reliable citizens of the land, provide a platform for problem sharing and solving, and nurturing life after a tragedy.

We continue with our mental health engagement, creating safe spaces where young people can have open and honest conversa...
23/07/2026

We continue with our mental health engagement, creating safe spaces where young people can have open and honest conversations about their well-being.

Our Team engaged another youth club in a meaningful discussion on mental health. The session was interactive and inspiring, and the club expressed its willingness to continue working with us to promote mental well being in the community.

Together, we are breaking the stigma,one conversation at a time.

Judith Foundation joined fellow stakeholders from Mzimba North District Child Protection Committee in commemorating Wo...
23/07/2026

Judith Foundation joined fellow stakeholders from Mzimba North District Child Protection Committee in commemorating World Day Against Child Labour at Ekwendeni, Mzimba North, under the theme:

“Red Card to Child Labour: Fair Play for Children, Decent Work for Adults.”

The event brought together the Ministry of Labour, the Member of Parliament for Mzimba North, government officials, traditional leaders, and other stakeholders, reaffirming our collective commitment to protecting children from child Labour,exploitation and ensuring every child enjoys their right to education, safety, and a brighter future.

Together, let us raise the red card against child labour and work towards communities where every child can learn, grow, and thrive.

Judith Foundation was honored to witness and participate in the launch of the SOS Family Strengthening Project at Matuli...
21/07/2026

Judith Foundation was honored to witness and participate in the launch of the SOS Family Strengthening Project at Matuli.

Representing the Foundation, Our Director joined government officials, development partners, civil society organizations, traditional leaders, and community members in celebrating this important milestone. The launch reflects a shared commitment to strengthening families, promoting child protection, and building resilient communities where every child and family has the opportunity to thrive.

We congratulate SOS Children’s Villages Malawi on this important initiative

19/07/2026

Our amazing Judith Foundation Dance crew

On 18th July, Judith Foundation proudly partnered with the Mzuzu Youth Network for the Mzuzu Youth Open Day held at Kato...
19/07/2026

On 18th July, Judith Foundation proudly partnered with the Mzuzu Youth Network for the Mzuzu Youth Open Day held at Katoto Ground under the theme “Connecting for Growth and Opportunities.”

As a committed member of the Mzuzu Youth Network, we were excited to be part of the launch of the Network’s new website,an innovative platform that will connect youth clubs, youth-led organizations, and young people to opportunities, important announcements, and partnership opportunities.

The event was graced by Ms. Rhoda Gadama, CEO of the National Youth Council of Malawi, whose presence reaffirmed the importance of investing in young people and strengthening youth-led initiatives.

Through our exhibition pavilion, Judith Foundation showcased our work, engaged with fellow stakeholders, and shared our commitment to empowering young people through education, skills development, mental health, sexual and reproductive health and rights, governance and human rights, WASH, and child protection.

We are grateful to the Mzuzu Youth Network for creating a platform that brings young people together to connect, learn, and grow. Together, we are building a future where every young person has access to opportunities and the support they need to thrive.

Our team is at Katoto Ground for the Mzuzu Youth Open Day, proudly representing Judith Foundation under the theme “Conne...
18/07/2026

Our team is at Katoto Ground for the Mzuzu Youth Open Day, proudly representing Judith Foundation under the theme “Connecting for growth and Opportunities Thomson Nyirenda

Today 16July 2026 Judith Foundation joined other members of the Mzuzu City Civil Society Organizations Network (MCISON) ...
16/07/2026

Today 16July 2026 Judith Foundation joined other members of the Mzuzu City Civil Society Organizations Network (MCISON) in an Introductory Stakeholder Consultation Meeting on the Strengthening Agency and Accountable Donorship (SCAAD) Project, organized by the Centre for Social Accountability and Transparency (CSAT). The meeting provided a platform to discuss accountable donorship, strengthen the role of local civil society organizations, and foster collaboration towards transparent, inclusive, and sustainable development. We look forward to contributing to initiatives that promote local ownership and accountability for lasting impact


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As Mzimba North prepare to commemorate the Day of the African Child, Judith Foundation, as a member of the District Chi...
08/07/2026

As Mzimba North prepare to commemorate the Day of the African Child, Judith Foundation, as a member of the District Child Protection Committee, joined fellow stakeholders in a panel discussion at St. John of God on this year’s theme: “Universal Access to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene for Every Child in Malawi.”

The discussion brought together children and duty bearers to reflect on the progress made, existing challenges, and sustainable solutions in water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH), and child protection. Most importantly, children were given a platform to share their voices and aspirations, reminding us that every child deserves to be heard.

As we continue with the commemorations, we invite the public to join us for the main Day of the African Child event on Friday, 10 July 2026, at Zolozolo Primary School

Together, let us continue to protect, empower, and invest in every child’s future.

On 19th June Our Director Judith Chibambo was honoured to be invited as the Guest of Honour at Kwakupokela Community Day...
24/06/2026

On 19th June Our Director Judith Chibambo was honoured to be invited as the Guest of Honour at Kwakupokela Community Day Secondary School graduation ceremony.

In her message, she encouraged students to be the generation that creates positive change in their communities and beyond through hard work, responsibility, and leadership.

It was a beautiful and inspiring moment as the students showcased their talents through poems, songs, dances, and many other performances that highlighted their creativity and potential.

We wish all Form 4 students across the country the very best as they will be sitting for their final examinations. May your hard work and dedication be rewarded with success.

Judith Foundation was honoured to attend the Day of the African Child commemoration in Nkhata Bay District. The event wa...
16/06/2026

Judith Foundation was honoured to attend the Day of the African Child commemoration in Nkhata Bay District. The event was graced by Hon. Mary Navicha, Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare, who served as the Guest of Honour. We are also proud that our Director represented the Mzuzu Mzimba North Child District Committee during this important occasion.

The commemoration was held under the 2026 theme: “Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa.”

The 2026 Day of the African Child reminds us that every child has the right to clean water, safe sanitation, and good hygiene. Ensuring these basic services is essential for children’s health, education, dignity, protection, and overall development. Together, governments, communities, and partners must act to ensure that no child is left behind.

Let us continue working together to create an Africa where every child can grow, learn, and thrive in a safe and healthy environment.

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