Malawi
Serving from Lilongwe City to the most rural regions since 2022.
Malawi
Serving from Lilongwe City to the most rural regions since 2022.
Malawi
Opened in January 2022.
Malawi, a country struggling with poverty and vulnerability to natural disasters, has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, adding to its already daunting challenges. Over half of its population lives in poverty, with the majority relying on agriculture for their livelihoods.
However, there is hope on the horizon. Our organization has established a new Center for Education and Mentoring in Lilongwe, the capital city of Malawi. We have hired five mentors and plan to add more, with the goal of providing much-needed business and vocational mentoring to hundreds of thousands of individuals in this country. With our support, these individuals can gain the skills and tools necessary to improve their own lives and the lives of their families.
Through our efforts, we hope to create a ripple effect of positive change, empowering people to break the cycle of poverty and build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. Let’s come together to support the people of Malawi in their journey towards a better tomorrow.
Continue reading below to learn more about our impact and the successes our Mentees are experiencing in Malawi.
Malawi
Opened in January 2022.
Malawi, a country struggling with poverty and vulnerability to natural disasters, has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, adding to its already daunting challenges. Over half of its population lives in poverty, with the majority relying on agriculture for their livelihoods.
However, there is hope on the horizon. Our organization has established a new Center for Education and Mentoring in Lilongwe, the capital city of Malawi. We have hired five mentors and plan to add more, with the goal of providing much-needed business and vocational mentoring to hundreds of thousands of individuals in this country. With our support, these individuals can gain the skills and tools necessary to improve their own lives and the lives of their families.
Through our efforts, we hope to create a ripple effect of positive change, empowering people to break the cycle of poverty and build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. Let’s come together to support the people of Malawi in their journey towards a better tomorrow.
Continue reading below to learn more about our impact and the successes our Mentees are experiencing in Malawi.
Malawi
Opened in January 2022.
Malawi, a country struggling with poverty and vulnerability to natural disasters, has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, adding to its already daunting challenges. Over half of its population lives in poverty, with the majority relying on agriculture for their livelihoods.
However, there is hope on the horizon. Our organization has established a new Center for Education and Mentoring in Lilongwe, the capital city of Malawi. We have hired five mentors and plan to add more, with the goal of providing much-needed business and vocational mentoring to hundreds of thousands of individuals in this country. With our support, these individuals can gain the skills and tools necessary to improve their own lives and the lives of their families.
Through our efforts, we hope to create a ripple effect of positive change, empowering people to break the cycle of poverty and build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. Let’s come together to support the people of Malawi in their journey towards a better tomorrow.
Continue reading below to learn more about our impact and the successes our Mentees are experiencing in Malawi.
Malawi
Center for Education and Mentoring in Lilongwe City
At our Center for Education and Mentoring students can receive business and vocational training in:
|
Entrepreneurial Training |
Basic Computer Skills |
|
English |
Sales/Customer Service |
|
Business Record Keeping |
Personal Development |
Students pay for their classes by performing 40 hours of approved community service.
Malawi
Center for Education and Mentoring in Lilongwe City
At our Center for Education and Mentoring students can receive business and vocational training in:
|
Entrepreneurial Training |
Basic Computer Skills |
|
English |
Sales/Customer Service |
|
Business Record Keeping |
Personal Leadership |
Students pay for their classes by performing 40 hours of approved community service.
Malawi
Learning and Mentoring Center
in Lilongwe City
At our Center for Education and Mentoring students can receive business and vocational training in:
|
Entrepreneurial Training |
Basic Computer Skills |
|
English |
Sales/Customer Service |
|
Business Record Keeping |
Personal Leadership |
Students pay for their classes by performing 40 hours of approved community service.
Local Leadership
Local Leadership
Executive Country Director
Lameck Chisale
Lameck Chisale serves as the country for Mentors International in Malawi. Before joining Mentors International he worked for a solar company as their country coordinator in sales and Marketing. Working for Mentors International has given him the opportunity to share his financial and business knowledge with others. He hopes to make a difference in the lives of those he mentors and teaches.
Lameck loves his family. In 2019 he got married in the Johannesburg South Africa Temple and they have one daughter. In his spare time, he likes to ride his bike and watch American TV shows.
Mentor
Gift Legalo Majawa
Gift Legalo Majawa serves as a full-time mentor for Mentors International. Previously, he worked for the National Registration Bureau (NRB), the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC), and the Ministry of Education as an Elementary School Teacher. He is an entrepreneur running a company called Majawa Investments, which deals with agro-business.
Helping others to change their mindset and succeed is his passion.
English Teacher
Thoko C. Mzunga
raised in Malawi, and has worked in different areas, such as accounting, marketing, administration, and now education. She loves what she does.
She says that the best part about teaching and mentoring is the change and the progress that comes when people have learned something new. People are meant to discover new things every day, and mentoring helps people achieve that.
Thoko says, “After experiencing different areas of work, I think mentoring is a fulfilling profession. I am so grateful for the opportunity that Mentors International is giving me. Just as much as I love teaching, I also love learning, and I am currently working on obtaining a bachelor’s degree in applied health from Brigham Young University.”
Malawi Country Director
Lameck Chisale
Lameck Chisale serves as the country for Mentors International in Malawi. Before joining Mentors International he worked for a solar company as their country coordinator in sales and Marketing. Working for Mentors International has given him the opportunity to share his financial and business knowledge with others. He hopes to make a difference in the lives of those he mentors and teaches.
Lameck loves his family. In 2019 he got married in the Johannesburg South Africa Temple and they have one daughter. In his spare time, he likes to ride his bike and watch American TV shows.
Mentor
Gift Legalo Majawa
Gift Legalo Majawa serves as a full-time mentor for Mentors International. Previously, he worked for the National Registration Bureau (NRB), the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC), and the Ministry of Education as an Elementary School Teacher. He is an entrepreneur running a company called Majawa Investments, which deals with agro-business.
Helping others to change their mindset and succeed is his passion.
English Teacher
Thoko C. Mzunga
raised in Malawi, and has worked in different areas, such as accounting, marketing, administration, and now education. She loves what she does.
She says that the best part about teaching and mentoring is the change and the progress that comes when people have learned something new. People are meant to discover new things every day, and mentoring helps people achieve that.
Thoko says, “After experiencing different areas of work, I think mentoring is a fulfilling profession. I am so grateful for the opportunity that Mentors International is giving me. Just as much as I love teaching, I also love learning, and I am currently working on obtaining a bachelor’s degree in applied health from Brigham Young University.”
