Project details
- Location
- Malawi, Central African Republic
- Starting
- January 2016
- Duration
- 3 years
Project updates
- Final Phase of Medical Clinic for Remote Malawi Communities See Project Updates
The initiative
Chizula Village is a remote village in southern Malawi. It’s 20km from Monkey Bay, one of Malawi’s major lake ports, but its remote location means there’s a lack of local healthcare options. Villagers are forced to walk to Monkey Bay Government Hospital, which is often overburdened and a long way to travel by foot. Educaring Africa, an Australian non-profit, has partnered with the Malawi Volunteer Organisation to build The Tim Russell Community Health Centre. This centre will provide low-cost general health services and programs to around 40 surrounding villages, including Chizula.
Sean Car
Sean Car is the director of Educaring Africa. Ever since he visited Africa as a small child, he’s felt a connection with the continent. He founded Educaring Africa when he was 21 years old, and the charity has since been involved in a number of projects in Malawi and Uganda.
Sean Car’s
project updates
Final Phase of Medical Clinic for Remote Malawi Communities
Chizula Village is a remote village in the southern part of Malawi, Africa. Its isolated location makes it difficult to access or get supplies in and out of the village.