Today, the Tingathe offices came alive with energy, laughter and creativity as women gathered to celebrate International Women’s Day. Instead of the traditional speeches and formalities, the day unfolded as a lively experience, a celebration centred on the power of women teaching women. The purpose of the event was to create a space where women […]
Someone planted a tree years ago and today we sit under its shade. The comfort we enjoy now exists because someone chose to think beyond their own time. At Tingathe, this understanding continues to guide our environmental work, the belief that caring for nature today is an investment in the future we may never personally […]
Today Tingathe team travelled to Mbalame Village at Fish Eagle Bay Lodge in Nkhotakota to take part in the Day of Ideas event. The event was organised by Dusty Orange Projects Et Al (DOPE Malawi), the team behind the famous Lake of Stars Arts Festival. The Day of Ideas brought together children and young people […]
On Saturday, September 6, 2025, Tingathe participated in the Set It Off Free Women-Led Festival 2025 held at the Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) NRC campus. The event was organised by Dusty Orange Projects Et Al (DOPE Malawi)—the team behind the Lake of Stars Malawi Arts Festival—in collaboration with the European Union […]
Today, Tingathe hosted its annual Bags of Love event at our One Stop Center in Lilongwe, distributing 124 bags to children from Mtandire, Piyasani, and Msiliza who participate in Tingathe’s Children’s Life Skills Programme. This annual event represents Tingathe’s commitment to empowering youth and Children, and nurturing permanent community connections. Each Bag of Love, made […]
My name is Victoria Majamanda, and I am a 14-year-old student at Wykenham Collegiate in South Africa. Recently, I had the opportunity to intern at Tingathe, where I gained valuable insight into the organization’s work and what it means to operate within the civil society space From what I understand, Tingathe is a non-governmental organization […]
The Children’s Life Skills Programme has been designed as an intervention for children in and around Mtandile, Mtsiriza, Piyasani, and Kauma catchment areas. This programme engages children between the ages of 6–10 and 12–15, respectively, in a life skills-building programme during the school holidays, when children are more likely to engage in or be coerced […]
The Tingathe Geni programme has been designed to engage vulnerable people, with a 60/40 participation ratio in favor of women from the age of 20 to 40 in the community who are conducting or aspiring to conduct micro and small businesses. The six-week training covers an 18-session module that equips peri-urban people with personal leadership, […]
The Tingathe TEVET clubs introduce adolescents in secondary school to basic vocational training in Carpentry and Joinery, Arts and Crafts, Tailoring, and Peri-urban Horticulture to foster an interest in TEVET sector work as a viable career option post-graduation from secondary school. To further equip young people with the capacity to thrive as leaders in the […]
The Community Leaders’ Engagement Programme engages community leaders in quarterly community mapping and planning sessions. Tingathe currently engages over 60 community leaders from the Lilongwe West, East, and North catchment areas, from where we recruit students for the Tingathe Training Programme. We maintain collaborative and impactful relationships with these community chiefs and rely on them […]
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