New Beginnings Malawi

Reminiscing about the 120 young women that were registered into our 4 different vocational training courses at the beginning of 2020 and the 99 that held on even amidst a pandemic and completed all training in November of 2020. It was amazing seeing them attend what for most was

rams to young women as they get assistance in the maternity ward,pre/antenatal,family planning as well as under5 clinics.For this year,our targeted recruiting 160 beneficiaries-growing our numbers from the 120 we had in 2020! We look forward to introducing all our girls soon!

Registration for the 2021 Vocational School Cohort happened in February-March of 2021.Through a relationship built with the Lilongwe District Health Office (DHO),we have since 2020 coordinated with different health centers around Central Lilongwe to bring awareness about our prog

that we can handle these changes while continuing to deliver excellent results as an organization, we’ve added a few vibrant young women with unique skills&experiences to the mix! We are excited and can’t wait to see how much more we can achieve with them aboard. #tonewbeginnings

We started 2021 with a bang- by growing our staff team from 6 members to 13 as of late March! The organization has in the last year experienced so much growth in not only the number of beneficiaries we reach out to but also with the programs we currently run. And so to make sure

supporters, it was possible for us to successfully accomplish amazing goals and make lasting impact in the lives of many young women in Malawi. We look forward to doing even much more this year! #tonewbeginnings

ThrowbackThursday ⬅️ 2020 was definitely a difficult year and continuing to work through a pandemic meant dealing with a lot of uncertainty. But because of the consistent support given to us by our partners @SegalFoundation , @SIIMalawi ,the Egmont Trust and other individual

their very first graduation and receiving their very first certificate! We will always be proud of their hard work and resilience! 🎉 #notjustababymama #tonewbeginnings

Reminiscing about the 120 young women that were registered into our 4 different vocational training courses at the beginning of 2020 and the 99 that held on even amidst a pandemic and completed all training in November of 2020. It was amazing seeing them attend what for most was

Happy International Women’s Day. #ChooseToChallenge2021

WE ARE HIRING! Check out the different positions available below and share with those who may be interested in this opportunity. THANK YOU!

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@NewBeginningsMW are doing just that by creating spaces where women can discover what they are capable of.Take for example our 2020 BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION CLASS, which is making progress as they finish learning how to build corners this week. #notjustababymama #tonewbeginnings

To create more economic opportunities for women,we MUST challenge&descostruct harmful social norms&stereotypes that say women can’t do what men do.We must recognize that this is one of the most powerful ways to increase financial growth&development for our country. We at

her dedication to learning&has emerged as the top student in her class.Pictured here,Chimwemwe&her child’s are both wearing the clothes she sew herself-&in the other pictures her classmates are showcasing the clothes she made for her paying customers. #notjustababymama

Living alone,she has always needed a sustainable way to make an income so that she can feed,clothe&put a roof over herself&her child&was excited to be part of those being supported by us.Even though the Tailoring class has been going just a few months, Chimwemwe has already shown

As we continue to celebrate #internationalyouthday,here is one of the young mothers that is benefitting from being in our Tailoring class.This is *Chimwemwe,a single young mother of a 2 year old child who doesn’t have any support from either the father of her child or relatives.

t a year now!When she is not teaching our girls,Susan is also being hired by different people to do plumbing work for them-a fact she shares with her students to encourage them that after graduation,their skill can&will generate an income for them #HappyInternationalYouthDay

Our #WCW this International Youth Day is Instructor Susan Miziyawo,the 26 year old lady behind the success of our Plumbing vocational class.Susan completed a plumbing course&graduated from our fellow @SIIMalawi champion organization @ThereisHope in 2018&has been with us for almos