Inside the Salima District Hospital – A Tier Two Facility

By Malawi Project | August 24, 2007 | Comments Off

We have traveled approximately 80 kilometers from Blessings Hospital in Lumbadzi and we are nearing the east side of the old trading center of Salima. This area along the lake was once a notorious slave-trading center, but today it is a quiet crossroads community on the road from Lilongwe to Senga Bay, or the […]

Recognition Extended by African Community International

By Malawi Project | August 19, 2007 | Comments Off

During a recent gathering of the African community in Indianapolis the Malawi Project was awarded the prestigious “Philanthropy For Africa Award” for the humanitarian work being done in Africa. The award and plaque were given during the annual “Taste of Africa” event held in downtown Indianapolis. Accepting the award on behalf of the Malawi […]

Inside the Mponela Rural Hospital – A Tier Three Hospital

By Malawi Project | August 13, 2007 | Comments Off

We came from America to work in a rural hospital in Malawi. Since our team was already working in the trading center of Mponela we decided it would be the rural hospital in this community where we would set up shop. This way we could learn firsthand what it was like in one of […]

Team Responsibilities Shift to Malawian Side Beginning 15 August

By Malawi Project | August 10, 2007 | Comments Off

A year long evaluation relative to the realignment of some of the job responsibilities between members of the Malawi Project and the Blessings Complex has now been concluded. In a report to the Board of Directors for the Malawi Project Richard Stephens, Board Chairman and Executive Director for the Project summed up the criteria […]