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£20,000!

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“thank
you so much!”

If not, you still have until 12pm (noon) on 8th December to get your donation to Ndi
Moyo DOUBLED.

One donation, twice
the impact…

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MOYO

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   Ndi Moyo is a unique centre of palliative care excellence which provides pain relief and holistic care to the chronically sick and terminally ill
people suffering from HIV/AIDS, cancer and other life limiting illnesses in Malawi. Most palliative care in Malawi is only available in three central hospitals,
which are 350 km apart.

The majority of families live on less than 1$ a day and

cannot afford
the transport to these hospitals.  

Ndi Moyo is a charity funded entirely by donations.

Just £10 goes a LONG way and will make a HUGE difference.

See what your donation will do to help at ndimoyo.org

“We will never turn away anyone in pain”

Jane’s Story

‘Jane’
(not her real name) is 40 and
was first seen at Ndimoyo in January 2020. She was having frequent fevers and swollen feet in 2019. When she visited the hospital, she tested positive for HIV
and was put on ARVs. After a month on ARVs she developed skin
cancer which gave her sleepless nights as she had persistent burning of the
lower limbs.

After visiting several health
facilities and trying out different pain relief medications for about 4 months,
her sister who is her care giver brought Jane to Ndi Moyo, having heard about them from a friend.

Upon
a thorough assessment at Ndi Moyo, Jane was found to have Kaposi’s Sarcoma (a type of cancer particularly visible on the skin) which is common in HIV/AIDS cases. She was prescribed Gabapentin for her pain to take regularly for a
week and started on chemotherapy. She came back a week later with her sister, both with big smiles! They could not keep the excitement to themselves but started sharing their story with other patients in the Clinic’s waiting
area. Jane captured everybody’s attention as her health was so much better than when she first came to the Clinic.  

The change in Jane’s life is
unbelievable. Her elder sister can now leave her alone and go about attending other chores. She is very grateful to the Ndi Moyo team for the work they are
doing.

NESTA
KAMPANDO

NDIMOYO’S LONGEST SERVING NURSE
RETIRES

On 17^th September 2020
the staff team at Ndi Moyo bid farewell to Mrs Nesta Kampando, the oldest staff
serving nurse with 15 years of dedicated service. Nesta was the first nurse to be employed by Ndi Moyo after her
retirement from the Malawi Civil Service. She joined in September 2006, working side by side with Lucy Kishindo Finch to build Ndi Moyo to what it is
today.

Nesta recalls how she served patients
under the shade of trees with Lucy. Setting up an operation from zero is a
difficult task and it would have been easy to give up.  But Nesta
never did that, she served patients with zeal and dedication until her
retirement. She also gave her time mentoring younger nurses who came on board.

A staff party was held in her honour – she
will be greatly missed by the Ndi Moyo team.

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the impact…

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