CARVE Africa

30/07/2026

There is a lot of transition happening at our head office currently but our team is still stronger than ever. Dyson (our gardner turned cook 🤎) came knocking on the gate a few months ago looking for work. We took a chance on him and he has turned this place around!

29/06/2026

29/05/2026

This is why we do what we do. And this is one District hospital.

15/05/2026

Sporting CARVE Africa hats today 🧢✨ Shammah, our Ops Manager and true organizational glue, and Elizabeth, our Programs Manager — these two are the heartbeat of what we do. Proud of the team making it all happen in Malawi! 🇲🇼

13/03/2026

Sometimes we are lucky to work with the most stunning scenery. Chifundo our District Coordinator in Dedza recently took some of our head office on a monitoring visit. We are reaching the end of rainy season and the green that surrounds us will soon be dust. To be honest these (maybe we are bias 😆) these pics are gorg but they translate to a few problems for our team and the women we work with. One-no or limited privacy, two-weather can change at any moment, three-difficult to contain the training. Sometimes we have to improvise and we always follow the communities lead. Here we are seeing a supported run peer support session!

30/01/2026

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27/11/2025

Introducing our brand-new Integrated SRHR & Menstrual Health Manual 📘✨
A huge milestone for CARVE Africa — and a game changer for our upcoming health-systems strengthening work with German Development Agency.

This manual brings together everything our nurses, youth leaders, and community teams need to deliver accurate, stigma-free, practical SRHR and menstrual health education. It’s fully interactive, filled with games, discussions, and facilitator prompts — designed for real Malawi settings, in Chichewa even 🤓.

Why this matters:
When frontline workers have the right tools, the entire health system becomes stronger. Better information means better decisions. Better decisions mean safer communities, healthier youth, and more empowered girls and women.

We can’t wait to roll this out across our GIZ districts — strengthening clinics, schools, and community outreach one training at a time. 🥳🥳

26/11/2025

A little photo recap from Dedza ✨
Our ED and DD joined our District Coordinator for deep-rural monitoring visits—and honestly, it filled our hearts right up.

One of the best moments? Seeing our menstrual health manual literally on its last threads from so much use. That’s impact. That means the women we trained last year have been using these tools to share accurate, empowering information in their communities.

We often hear that people “don’t have resources” to do their jobs—but when the right tools are created with care, translated well, and supported properly, they’re used until they fall apart. Our Chichewa MHH manual is proving just that.

These visits were part of our UNFPA-supported work to make sure our impact is real, sustainable, and community-led.

From bumpy roads, dusty paths, nsima-eating hands, and the warmest welcomes—you reminded us exactly why we do this. 💛🌍