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Would you like to leave the world a little more beautiful than you found it?
Then you've come to the right place!
Africa, a continent full of life.
A place of breathtaking beauty, deep cultural roots and boundless strength.
A call for hope.
4LIFE e.V. is a non-profit association dedicated to supporting projects in Africa - especially in Malawi.
Malawi is among the least developed countries in the world (LDCs).
In the current United Nations Human Development Index (HDI), Malawi ranks 172nd out of 193 countries, still behind countries such as Syria.
Malawi itself has set the goal of becoming a self-reliant and industrialized country by 2063.
The German government supports the Malawian government in its efforts to implement its development strategy "Vision Malawi 2063".
By making a donation, you help us implement sustainable projects in Malawi.
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Why 4LIFE?
"Our work is transparent and 100% voluntary; we collaborate with local partners and we focus on the needs
and the vision of Malawi as well as international standards."
Our impact aligned with the UN-SDGs
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Source:
United Nations | Sustainable Development Goals
Our priorities
Education
For a future with prospects.
Nutrition
Prevent hunger.
Ensure regular meals.
Health
Healthy children learn
better – your donation has
a double impact.
Environment
The consequences of climate change hit the youngest first. Let's act before the next harvest fails.
Project examples
Save the Poor Foundation: KEEP4MEG (Keep girls in school for more educated girls)
Reintegration of young mothers into the school system to offer future prospects, as well as prevention of child marriage, teenage pregnancy and harmful cultural practices against girls in the Blantyre-District through awareness-raising, education and training.
BAHASI
The main goal is to improve the well-being of vulnerable groups – especially orphans and young children – in light of the impact of the HIV/AIDS pandemic. The biggest challenges include a lack of school transportation, ensuring sufficient and balanced nutrition and supporting land acquisition for farming to achieve sustainable food security.
Tandala Orphan Care Charity Organization
Support for the orphanage in providing food for the children. Further projects are currently in the planning stage. For example, there are plans to establish a technical vocational training center offering a range of skilled-trades programs to enable graduates to work independently.
