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Projects we support
Kaza endorses projects that we believe to be beneficial to the people of Malawi. If you are interested, you can always contact them directly, or ask us questions.
Environmental projects
Beatrice
Clean & Proud
What they do:
Their team designs unique and ethical products using
local waste and sell it under the brand &proud.
What we do:
Kaza Kitchen acts as an outlet for their products.
Maria
Kibebe
+265 984 10 27 74
What they do:
They employ refugee and Malawian artisans to handcraft beautiful eco products.
What we do:
We collect 'waste' items they use for their projects. We are also so inspired by their work and encourage people to support them.
Lynn
WAG Malawi
+265 991224599
What they do:
The Wildlife Action Group (WAG) is an NGO, who co-manage two governmental protected areas Thuma Forest Reserve and Dedza-Salima Forest Reserves.
What we do:
We are inspired by their work and encourage people to support them.
Sam
Cool runnings - Swop Shop
+265 888871571
What they do:
A lakeside guesthouse in Senga Bay, Malawi, that founded a Swop Shop which is involved in cleaning up beaches and community areas, collecting plastic, which can then be exchanged for tokens to purchase items in the shop.
What we do:
Acting as a collection point for anything donated to put in the shop.
Martina
EcoLodgy
0997 88 08 80
What they do:
Our vision is to inspire and equip people to make more conscious and sustainable choices in their daily life, by being an example and showing sustainable ways of eating, farming and building.
What we do:
We are inspired by their work and values!
Katlyn, Paul & Team
Mushroom Farm
+265 880 173 784
What they do:
Pursuing a self sustainable life-style through permaculture, use of composts, and self-sufficient solar energy.
A stay with the Mushroom Farm will support a community based eco-lodge that believes in responsible tourism, sustainable community development + local empowerment.
What we do:
We are inspired by their work and values!
Patrick
ICCM
+265 888 82 66 56
What they do:
ICCM is a newly formed non-profit organization in Malawi. Our aim is to reduce litter and promote a culture of recycling and waste management within Lilongwe city.
What we do:
Any waste that we cannot recycle, they come and collect it
and use it.
Petal and Tom
TREEZ
Contact via
What they do:
TREEZ is the conservation project started and managed by Zomba Forest Lodge. Its main goals are the protection, rehabilitation and enhancement of the environment and ecosystem of Zomba Plateau Forest Reserve.
What we do:
Raising money for their project.
Alexandra
Mud & Leaf
+265992033743
What they do:
Natural construction and wood-free furniture in Malawi.
Designs that suit your needs and the environment.
Design, coordination, supervision.
What we do:
We are inspired by their work and values!
Humanitarian / people projects
Ivanovitch
FunzaPicha
Contact via
+265 996 69 66 80
What they do:
Funza Picha is a new project unfolding in Bukavu, DRC - a digital storytelling hub founded by African photographer, Ivanovitch Ingabire, enabling displaced youth to study photography and filmmaking.
What we do:
Spread the word about what the project and encourage people to support and act as a collection point for donated camera equipment.
Timwanani
Zoe Foundation Orphanage
+265 881 463311
What they do:
Timwanani is doing what seems "impossible" everyday.
She and some helpers are trying to build a home for street kids.
What we do:
Providing a space for awareness and a platform that will help to increase the chances of potential donators.
Cathreen Ndege Chirwa
There is Hope
0212 273 688
What they do:
is a faith-based Malawian NGO providing refugees of Dzaleka Refugee Camp as well as their Dowa host community with access to education and income generating activities
and strengthening their spiritual well-being.
What we do: Supporting their vision.
Innocent
Inua Advocacy
0882 71 79 95
What they do:
Inua Advocacy is an independent entity that advocates for refugee rights in Malawi and beyond.
What we do:
Supporting their project.
Widge
Ufulu
Contact via
What they do:
UFULU gives free menstrual cups to women and girls, via educational workshops.
What we do:
Acting as a collecting point for metal tins. Recycled tins are part of the UFULU Cup Starter Pack.
Afshan
Area 25 Clinic
Contact via
What they do:
Maternity Waiting Home with a permaculture garden, learning opportunities and feeding programmes
What we do:
Increase awareness of what they do. Ask people to support them. If you want to help you can contribute financially or through kind, towards the feeding programmes, for food that can't be grown on site, or, ask them what else they may need or find helpful. Knowledge sharing? Financial literacy? Skills sharing - anything to teach? Yoga? Counselling or Therapy? Donate seedlings or seeds? Sponsor a woman a day? Education scholarships?
Primo
Dzaleka projects
+265998478071
What they do:
Primo is an inspiring photographer based in the Dzaleka refugee camp. He captures daily scenes in the camp, from a perspective you would never expect.
What we do:
We are inspired by his work.
Matt
Ascent Soccer
+265 990 9298 08
What they do:
An internationally recognized football academy with a well rounded structure that focuses on educational development and leadership skills for talented young boys and girls.
What we do:
Support their cause through marketing and word of mouth.
Community & Conservation Project
Green Safaris
What they do:
Tourism can be a driving force for real, positive, sustainable change, and this is never truer than in Southern Africa.
Enjoy a luxury safari and get stuck into some
of the community and conservation projects!
What we do:
Support their cause through marketing and word of mouth.