CHIPEMBERE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
Hope Is Where the Heart Is
We work to empower the rural women and the youth through the following interventions: Social Entrepreneurship trainings, Agribusiness, Village Loan Savings, Life Skills in Youth, HIV prevention and Nutrition awareness, Information and Technology Access and education access to the underprivileged youth and children.
Social entrepreneurship and Agribusiness training in youth and women
Village savings loan in women and SACCOÂ programs for youth
Education and access to Information and Technology for rural youth
About Us
Our organization operates in hard to reach rural communities of Malawi. Based in the southern region of Malawi, Thyolo district, we’re committed to promoting our remotest communities through innovative approaches deployed in various targeted communities for the benefit of the women and youth who are trapped in abject poverty. We’ve been supporting our women in hard to reach communities. It is legally registered in Malawi as non-profit organization.
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AREA OF FOCUS
Youth Education and Women Empowerment.
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MISSION STATEMENT
Exists to promote interventions that build the well being of rural women and youth through capacity development, advocacy and impact mitigation
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VISION
A transformed community with educated youth and women in sustainable economy
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GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
1. Encouraging women and youth to develop entrepreneurial skills, which in turn, would make them self-dependent
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2. To take a leading role in teaching the rural women and the entire community on how to prepare a nutritious food from locally available resources, in fighting against acute malnutrition
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3.To take actions to empower young women and Men from humble background to enjoy their rights to health, recreation, education and employment opportunities
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4.Advocating the promotion of gender equality within a community.
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CCDO believe that empowering women is to empower the entire society. When women are supported and empowered, the whole society benefits. Their families are healthier, more children go to school, agricultural productivity improves and incomes increase. In short, communities become more resilient. We impart women in rural communities with skills and resources they need to be self-reliant and productive citizens, through social entrepreneurship and Agribusiness training. We facilitate the establishment of loan savings village groups where women get an access to loans for small scale businesses. Our youth in rural communities are equipped with life skills, social entrepreneurship and Agribusiness training. We also link our vulnerable girls to the potential individuals and organizations who can equip them with the resources for a girl child education. We strive to ensure that the youth in rural communities have access to information and technology.
’AS LONG AS POVERTY, INJUSTICE AND GROSS INEQUALITY EXIST IN OUR WORLD, NONE OF US CAN TRULY REST’’
Nelson Madiba Mandela
CHIPEMBERE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
Background information
CCDO is a grassroots community organization established in 2010 and got registered with Malawi government under the Trustees incorporation act of 1962 (chapter 5:03) in 2010. It is a local non-profit making organization created with an aim of empowering the women and youth in the remotest community of Malawi, with resources and skills that they need to be economically self-reliant, thereby reducing the abject poverty currently skyrocketing rural communities in Malawi.
What We Do
Social Entrepreneurship, Agribusiness, Village Loan Savings, Life Skills in Youth, HIV prevention and Nutrition, Information and Technology Access and education access to the underprivileged youth and children.
VILLAGE SAVINGS LOAN PROGRAM
economic sustainability in women
Women weekly Entrepreneurship training
We impart entrepreneurship knowledge in women who come from the rural communities
Youth empowerment through education
we connect our vulnerable youth to the potential individuals and organizations who provide resources and fees for our girls and boys to minimize school drop out and early marriages.