Sparkle healthcare access to the community
SUNGENI is a 27 years old mother who lives in Thom Allan village, which is located around 20 minutes walk away from Sparkle. With no medical facility any nearer than 45 minutes walk away, and no transport to reach Zomba Central Hospital, she is one among thousands of people who are benefitting from Sparkle clinic. She has had to rely on our services for several illnesses which she has experienced over the last six months, which if she had left untreated, could have been life threatening. The arrival of our clinic in our community has helped saved many lives and given people access to healthcare who previously wouldn’t have been given the opportunity.
Twenty women in Sakata, Malawi are turning manure, ash and kitchen scraps into thriving soil. See how regenerative agriculture is building food security.
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At just seventeen, Luce travelled from Malta to Malawi to volunteer with The Sparkle Foundation, working across nutrition, healthcare and social media, and coming home with a new understanding of herself and the community she came to serve. This is the story of Luce's journey with purpose.
The Sparkle Foundation is proud to celebrate a major milestone: the graduation of Cohort One from the Job Readiness Programme, delivered in partnership with NAMA Women Advancement and with the support of HeR Liberty Malawi. Over six weeks, participants worked through a full curriculum designed to build practical, real-world skills in digital literacy, business management and financial planning. The Sparkle Foundation designed the programme to meet women where they are, equipping them not just with theory, but with tools they can put to use immediately in their own lives and livelihoods.
