By Burnett Munthali
The Dr. Jane Ansah Foundation successfully conducted an outreach program on Wednesday 8th April 2026 at PICC church in Area 49, Lilongwe, reaffirming its commitment to supporting vulnerable communities.
The event commenced with an introduction by Pastor Chibade, who expressed sincere gratitude to all attendees and led the opening prayer, setting a tone of hope and unity.
The outreach reached people living with albinism, disability, the elderly, and economically disadvantaged families, ensuring inclusive support to those in need. A total of 100 bags of maize were distributed to beneficiaries, providing much-needed relief to struggling families.
In addition, 130 pairs of sunglasses were provided to individuals living with albinism, promoting their health and well-being. One of the beneficiaries, Mr. Chapola, a person living with a disability, expressed heartfelt appreciation on behalf of the recipients, highlighting the positive impact of the foundation’s support.
The Executive Director, Mr. Yusuf Nthenda, outlined the foundation’s mission and vision, emphasizing its goal to reach as many Malawians as possible through sustainable interventions. He further highlighted the cooperative initiative aimed at supporting activities that enhance food security and contribute towards the Malawi 2063 Vision.
The foundation remains committed to uplifting communities and promoting sustainable development across Malawi, and this outreach program is a testament to that commitment.
The event was a resounding success, bringing hope and joy to those who needed it most, and demonstrating the power of community and compassion.
