Public Health in Malawi

Amref Health Africa In Malawi

The Malawi office is part of the bigger Amref Health Africa that was established in 1957 with its headquarters (HQ) in Kenya. Amref Health Africa in Malawi was established in 2012 in response to calls from the Ministry of Health to support its efforts in strengthening primary health care in Malawian communities. Amref Health Africa Malawi is registered as a local organisation with Malawi NGO board and Council for Non-Governmental Organisations (CONGOMA).

51 to 200 staff

Family Health Services - Malawi

Family Health Services (FHS) formerly PSI/Malawi is a local organization implementing programs aimed at improving lives of Malawians. FHS implements projects with multidisciplinary approach that draws on the tenets of public health, marketing, behavioral economics, and human centered design. Priority health areas for FHS include HIV prevention, sexual and reproductive health and rights and malaria prevention. Currently, FHS is getting support from USAID, FCDO, KFW and Bill and Melinda Gates.

201 to 500 staff

Centre For Water, Sanitation, Health And Appropriate Technology Development Washted

Founded in 2003, WASHTED is a research centre at the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) under the school of science and technology. Our main areas of research are public, environmental, and renewable energy technologies.

11 to 50 staff

Paradiso Tb Patients Trust

11 to 50 staff

Hrep Malawi

Health and Rights Education Programme Malawi is a Non-Profit organisation with a mission to promote good health and equal rights through SMART Advocacy, Lobbying, Mentorship, Research and Documentation. Our Main Goal is to Make Health For All a National Political Priority and Promote Accountability to UHC/PHC 2030 Agenda.

1 to 10 staff

Malawi Red Cross Society

Malawi Red Cross Society is the largest humanitarian organization in Malawi

51 to 200 staff

Ciheb Initiative

Ciheb Initiative is a Malawian non-profit with the mission of improving the human condition in Malawi and beyond, through innovative, responsive and sustainable health systems and interventions.

51 to 200 staff

Mitch Investments Limited

Established in 2009, Mitch Investments Ltd delivers trusted, client-focused services across pharmaceutical distribution & retail, medical & other hazardous waste management, and public health consulting. We are committed to strengthening community health, safeguarding the environment, and creating sustainable long-term value for our clients and partners.”

11 to 50 staff

Cipher Malawi

The Centre of Innovations for Public Health and Emergency Response (CIPHER) is a leading center of excellence under the School of Global and Public Health at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHES) in Malawi. Established in 2020, CIPHER was founded to strengthen public health systems and emergency response in Malawi through innovative, evidence-based solutions. We focus on addressing public health challenges by leveraging cutting-edge research, interdisciplinary expertise, and strategic partnerships. Our dedicated team, which includes Public Health experts, Epidemiologists, Medical Doctors, Nutritionists, and ICT specialists, is committed to creating sustainable solutions that improve health outcomes and community resilience. CIPHER collaborates with key stakeholders such as UNICEF, the World Health Organization (WHO), and the Malawi Ministry of Health to amplify our impact on national and global health priorities. We have contributed to critical initiatives including the COVID-19 emergency response, drone technology in healthcare, Polio and Cholera management, and cold chain optimization, making a lasting impact on public health in Malawi.

51 to 200 staff

Luwell

LUWELL is a Malawian owned wellness company specialising in the provision of physiotherapy, psychotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and professional massage therapy for both clinical and cosmetic purposes. LUWELL is a Business to Consumer (B2C) establishment operating in Namiwawa, Blantyre city in Malawi. Our wellness services target people living with chronic illnesses, recovering from serious injuries/stroke, experiencing frailty, or simply looking to rejuvenate. Our vision is that we become a leading wellness company operating in Malawi and eventually across the boarders.

1 to 10 staff

Madzitech

MadziTech is a U.S-Malawian partnership committed to making drone technology more accessible while fostering human capital development through drone piloting, engineering, entrepreneurship, and STEM education. By equipping individuals with essential skills, the organization aims to improve health, agricultural productivity, economic opportunities, and environmental sustainability, particularly in regions affected by waterborne diseases. Through innovation and collaboration, MadziTech seeks to drive meaningful impact and create lasting change. Contact: Madzi.tech.info@gmail.com

1 to 10 staff

Centre For Epidemiological & Mathematical Research Cemar

We are a registered Institution (REG No. TRN-9PS6AK) under the Trustees Incorporation Act of 2025 of the Malawi Government. Recognizing the growing burden of infectious diseases in urban settings, a group of researchers with expertise in Epidemiology, Mathematics, Public Health and other related disciplines came together in 2022 to establish CEMAR (Centre for Epidemiological and Mathematical Research). The founders of CEMAR led by Nicholas Siame Adam shared a vision of harnessing the power of data-driven research to address the unique challenges of urban malaria transmission and to develop targeted strategies for disease prevention and control. CEMAR affiliates itself to Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHES) and collaborates with modelers within Malawi, the Africa region and beyond. CEMAR believes that improved surveillance systems and contact tracing are cost-effective remedies of avoiding outbreaks using advancements in large-language modelling.

11 to 50 staff

Palliative Care Support Trust

Palliative Care Support Trust (PCST), established in 2005 under the Trustees Act, is dedicated to supporting, developing, and promoting the delivery of palliative care services at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH) and in the surrounding communities. Since its inception, PCST has worked to ensure that individuals facing life-limiting illnesses receive compassionate and comprehensive care. In line with its mandate, PCST actively supports two key palliative care clinics within QECH: Tiyanjane Clinic, which caters to adults, and Umodzi Clinic, which provides care for children. While PCST was officially incorporated in 2005, these two clinics have been operational since 2001, serving the community with critical palliative care services. Since 2010, PCST has taken on the administrative responsibility for managing and ensuring the effective delivery of services at both clinics, enhancing the scope and reach of care. The two clinics—Tiyanjane and Umodzi—are vital components of the broader palliative care network within QECH, and PCST continues to lead efforts in improving access to quality palliative care services for both adults and children in the region.

1 to 10 staff

Learning Centre For Quality Management

The Learning Centre for Quality Management (LCQM) is a regional hub for excellence, established to enhance healthcare systems in Southern Africa. Focused on improving quality healthcare delivery, LCQM promotes evidence-based practices through capacity building, research, and knowledge management. The Centre collaborates with local and international partners to foster a sustainable, people-centered approach to healthcare, addressing key challenges in health systems and driving impactful solutions across the region.

11 to 50 staff