Development Aid from People to People in Malawi (DAPP Malawi)

Founded in 1995, DAPP Malawi envision a society in which communities are sustainable and have improved quality of life. The mission of DAPP in Malawi is to promote social and economic development. Through a variety of development models, DAPP complements the government’s effort in implementing the Malawi Growth and Development Strategy to achieve the nation’s plans. Development Aid from People to People Malawi (DAPP Malawi) is a locally registered non-governmental organization (NGO) working in Malawi since 1995. DAPP Malawi operates in full compliance with local laws and guidelines governing the operations of NGOs, including financial audits conducted annually (currently by Grant Thornton International. The organization promotes social and economic development by implementing projects in the 4 sector namely: 1. Education, Skills Development and Early Childhood Development, 2. Agriculture, Climate Resilience and Food Security, 3. Health and Well-being and 4. Humanitarian Aid DAPP Malawi works closely with long-standing and respected international and national partners and have played a significant role in improving lives, tackling poverty, such as increasing food security among smallholder farmers, providing humanitarian aid to the people affected by natural disaster and building their resilience, combating the spread of major diseases including HIV & AIDS, TB and malaria, improving access to qualified and dedicated teachers in rural primary schools, training youth in various skills, The organization also raises funds for its social development projects through the selling of second hand clothing, while helping generate economic growth in rural areas. Across all our programs we integrate gender equity, prevention of gender based violence and inclusion of vulnerable groups such as people living with disabilities.