Ndi Moyo continues to stand out as a learning hub, drawing students eager to experience the practical application of the holistic palliative care model. Today, three Master’s students in Adult Health Nursing from the Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHeS) visited Ndi Moyo for a learning session. Their visit aimed Read more…
Today, November 11th, we gathered for our Annual Act of Remembrance—a truly colourful event built on love, courage, and unconditional compassion.Despite the reduced attendance this year due to the rains, the enduring spirit of all those we honour shone brightly. We extend our deepest gratitude to the dedicated Ndi Moyo Read more…
Friday, October 31st was one for the books! Our clinic was buzzing with energy, demonstrating the power of partnership, education, and dedication to palliative care. It started with a huge blessing: a visit from the incredible Gift of the Givers Foundation. They delivered essential food supplements that will be distributed Read more…
Move With Purpose event, held in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month! In a fantastic partnership, Ndi Moyo and KoakhFit combined fitness, education, and solidarity to raise crucial awareness about breast cancer. The energy was electric as we moved together with purpose!Thank you, Rex and Linly for representing Ndi Moyo Read more…
Last Friday, October 3rd, 2025, was a day filled with purpose. We were privileged to host 31 resilient patients for their oncology reviews and treatments, alongside the dedicated Dr. Akuzike Mtaula from the National Cancer Centre in Lilongwe. Every patient who walks through our doors demonstrates incredible strength, and we Read more…
The CEO of InterCare -Medical Aid for Africa, Diane Hardy, together with Robert Pettifer, visited us at Ndi Moyo to see the work and service our facility is providing to the community. InterCare has been supporting Ndi Moyo for the past ten years, through donations of essential medicines and other Read more…
Any donations in cash and kind make a very big impact on the wellness of patients at Ndi Moyo. Through such generous donations, treatment is made accessible for chronically ill patients. Over 700 patients with cancer are directly benefiting from palliative care services at Ndi Moyo. There is a dire Read more…
Ndi Moyo and the Pentecostal Assemblies of God are delighted to announce they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a formal affiliation between the two organisations. Here, Sonu Kalaria, Vice Chair of the Ndi Moyo Board, and the Deputy Chief Bishop shake hands on the agreement. Though Ndi Read more…
Although “all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” is an old proverb, it still carries an unfading meaning today. Our Initiators Palliative Care Course participants completed their fourth week of intensive training last week and on Saturday 11th May were treated to a party at the Ndimoyo Read more…
This week Ndimoyo entered the 4th week of the Initiators course in Palliative Care. The 5 week intensive course which has drawn 22 health professionals (Clinicians, Nurses and Pharmacists) from health facilities across the country including six from the Malawi Defense Force is expected to end on Friday 17th May Read more…