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…
To our valued supporters and stakeholders: I am pleased to announce that Ndi Moyo Palliative Care Trust has been chosen as the winner of the International Association for Hospice and Palliative Care (IAHPC) Institutional Recognition Award 2024. The IAHPC Individual Recognition Award recognizes institutions with an outstanding dedication to the Read more…
Ndi Moyo is a member of the International Association of Hospice and Palliative Care
The Ndimoyo team started 2024 with a new sense of commitment to keep doing the best we can in serving our patients. We trust that you will continue to walk by our side in support of this noble cause. At the beginning of each year Ndimoyo organizes a patients’ party, Read more…
Thanks so much to everyone who donated to our Big Give Christmas Challenge … we smashed our 32K target!
Relatives of deceased patients and staff of Ndimoyo came together to remember loved ones who passed away. It is also a time to reflect on the work of all care givers for patients with life threatening illnesses. Over 60 relatives of the deceased turned up for the event which was Read more…
On 9th 0ctober 2023 two fourth year BSC in Palliative Care students from the Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (formerly College of Medicine) arrived at Ndimoyo Palliative Care Centre for a 4 week clinical placement. NdiMoyo’s Vision is always to be the best Palliative Care Service Provider in Malawi as Read more…