Dzaleka HOME BASED CARE

Dzaleka HOME BASED CARE SERVING REFUGEE PATIENTS IN THEIR HOMES.

With UPMC – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉
29/03/2026

With UPMC – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

INUA Advocacy, Gabriel Ndende Muholeza, Inno Magambi, Kibone Junior , Global Links , UNHCR Malawi , Some stories are ha...
27/03/2026

INUA Advocacy, Gabriel Ndende Muholeza, Inno Magambi, Kibone Junior , Global Links , UNHCR Malawi ,

Some stories are hard to tell… but silence is even harder

She was born with a physical disability — her legs deformed, making every step in life already a struggle. She fled from the Democratic Republic of Congo seeking safety, and now lives in Dzaleka Refugee Camp.

But even here, she was not safe.

Along her journey, she experienced a traumatic incident that changed her life. Despite this, she chose courage. Today, she is a mother to a young baby boy — her strength, her hope, and her reason to keep going.

As if this was not enough…

On 15 March this year, heavy rains destroyed the small house she had borrowed from a friend. It collapsed, leaving her and her child with nothing.

She was later given a tent by the camp management — but this is not safety. The tent is too small, not secure, and every night she lives in fear… fear that what happened before could happen again.

Imagine living with that trauma.
Imagine raising a child in that fear.
Imagine having nowhere truly safe to call home.

Today, we are calling on people with compassionate hearts to stand with her.

We want to build her a small but secure house (3m x 4m) — a place where she and her child can sleep without fear, live with dignity, and begin to heal.

This is more than building walls.
It is restoring safety.
It is giving hope.
It is protecting a life that has already endured too much.

If you can support in any way — materials, funds, or sharing this message — please stand with us.

Let us not look away.
Let us be the reason she believes in humanity again.

Contact and send on Airtel money: 0994 27 03 97 ( Ngoy Mbeshe Felly ) ngoyifelly7@gmail.com , felysterkalon@gmail.com

We are pleased to share that today we had a productive and encouraging meeting with the new of Dzaleka Refugee Camp.On...
26/03/2026

We are pleased to share that today we had a productive and encouraging meeting with the new of Dzaleka Refugee Camp.

On behalf of Dzaleka Home Based Care, we extend our sincere gratitude to the Camp Manager . for warmly welcoming us into his office and taking the time to listen to our work and vision. His openness, kindness, and commitment to supporting community health initiatives give us great hope for stronger collaboration ahead
We are truly encouraged by his willingness to connect us with partners, stakeholders, and opportunities that will help us better serve our patients and community.

Together, we believe we can continue to bring hope, dignity, and care to those who need it most.

Psychosocial support Training proceed
26/03/2026

Psychosocial support Training proceed

We are deeply grateful to Dr. Thuy Bui, Global Links, Global Health and Underserved Populations Track, and UPMC. Thank ...
26/03/2026

We are deeply grateful to Dr. Thuy Bui, Global Links, Global Health and Underserved Populations Track, and UPMC.

Thank you not only for the supplies, but also for featuring us on your page, this means a lot to us.

20/03/2026

I got over 100 reactions on my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

Today, Dzaleka HOME BASED CARE successfully collaborated with – in supporting one of the elderly patients from Dzale...
12/03/2026

Today, Dzaleka HOME BASED CARE successfully collaborated with – in supporting one of the elderly patients from Dzaleka Refugee Camp.

The and to was carried out under the leadership of Ngoy Mbeshe Felly, Executive Director of Dzaleka Home Based Care, accompanied by . , Physiotherapy, Youth, Sports and Well-being Department Manager; , representative of Ubuntu Nation; and Fabien, Chairman of the Elderly in Dzaleka.

We are pleased to report that the patient was successfully attended to by the medical team at Dowa District Hospital, received the necessary treatment and medications, and has now safely returned home to continue her recovery with her family.

This collaboration demonstrates the strong partnership and shared humanitarian commitment between Dzaleka Home Based Care and Ubuntu Nation – Fraternity Without Borders to serve the most vulnerable members of our community, especially the elderly.

We also sincerely appreciate Ubuntu Nation – Fraternity Without Borders for their generous donation of hygiene materials for the patient and her family, which will support her continued care at home.
Dzaleka Home Based Care remains committed to strengthening partnerships that bring dignity, hope, and health services to those most in need.




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We Extend Our Heartfelt Thanks to !Be the change of what you want to see in the world.The delegation from Dzaleka HOME ...
10/03/2026

We Extend Our Heartfelt Thanks to !

Be the change of what you want to see in the world.

The delegation from Dzaleka HOME BASED CARE, led by . Jane Roman, Physiotherapist and Manager for Physiotherapy, Youth, Sport & Wellbeing, along with five members of our Executive Committee appointed by our Executive Director Ngoy Mbeshe Felly , had the privilege of visiting Ubuntu Nation to learn from their inspiring work.

Our team was warmly welcomed with drums and songs, reflecting the spirit and enthusiasm of the Ubuntu team. During the visit, we explored both their ongoing projects and future initiatives.

The Elderly Center Coordinator, expressed great interest in collaborating with Dzaleka HOME BASED CARE , and we are excited to work together to make a meaningful impact.

We are grateful for this opportunity to exchange knowledge, foster partnership, and continue learning from Ubuntu’s remarkable initiatives.

One of our patients has been successfully received at to receive the care she needs.Together, we can change our commun...
09/03/2026

One of our patients has been successfully received at to receive the care she needs.

Together, we can change our community. Let us continue to love, support, and care for our people. ❤️

Today we successfully transported 5 patients to different hospitals so they can receive the medical care they urgently n...
09/03/2026

Today we successfully transported 5 patients to different hospitals so they can receive the medical care they urgently need. One patient was taken to , two patients to the , and two others to for further examination, clinic visits, and possible surgery.

While the Executive Director is following up with patients at Kamuzu Central Hospital, National Cancer Centre, and Lions Sight First Eye Hospital, Our Secretary is at # following two cases and meeting with the official team to discuss ways to further support our patients.

We sincerely thank everyone who supported us with transportation and fuel to make this possible. Your generosity is helping our patients reach the care they truly need. May God bless you all. 🙏

Yesterday marked a truly remarkable and impactful day at during our . It was a day filled with compassion, teamwork, ...
08/03/2026

Yesterday marked a truly remarkable and impactful day at during our . It was a day filled with compassion, teamwork, and life-changing medical support for some of the most vulnerable members of our community.

With the generous presence and dedication of visiting and resident , we were able to provide professional and perform examinations for patients who have long been living with serious and often undiagnosed health conditions. The number of patients who came was very high but More than 10 Patients presenting with , , and related to were carefully examined, and several important cases were identified through the ultrasound assessments.

Many patients received immediate medical assistance and medications on the spot, while others whose conditions required more specialized attention were referred to and for further evaluation and treatment. For these patients, this intervention came at the right time and may change the course of their health and lives.

One of the most extraordinary moments of the day was being able to bring ultrasound services directly into the homes of bedridden patients. For individuals who are unable to travel due to severe illness or physical limitations, this was not only medical care it was dignity, hope, and compassion delivered right at their bedside. To our knowledge, this level of diagnostic care being provided in patients’ homes has never been done before in Dzaleka, making this outreach a truly historic and meaningful step for our community health efforts.

This initiative demonstrates what is possible when committed healthcare professionals join hands with community-based programs to serve those who are often forgotten. The smiles, gratitude, and relief we witnessed from patients and families remind us why this work matters so deeply.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation and sincere gratitude to all the doctors and physicians who sacrificed their valuable time to come and support our vulnerable population in Dzaleka. Your expertise, kindness, and willingness to serve are making a real and lasting difference in the lives of many.

We sincerely hope that this will not be the last time such a powerful collaboration takes place. Our community continues to need compassionate partners who are willing to stand with us in improving access to quality healthcare for those who need it most.

Together, we are bringing hope, healing, and dignity to the people we serve.
INUA Advocacy
UNHCR Malawi
Refugee-Led Organisation Network Malawi
Inno Magambi
Kibone Junior
Gabriel Ndende Muholeza
Divine A Irakoze
Yetu Community Radio

We are honored to share that our , Ngoy Mbeshe Felly, together with the and , Kalonji, were invited by ( ) in Dz...
03/03/2026

We are honored to share that our , Ngoy Mbeshe Felly, together with the and , Kalonji, were invited by ( ) in Dzaleka to participate in the Mental Health Awareness Campaign under the theme:

“ in Malawi.”

The event was a powerful reminder that mental health matters, and that refugees living with disabilities deserve dignity, inclusion, and access to psychosocial support services.

We sincerely appreciate Umoja People with Disabilities for the invitation and for their continued commitment to advocacy and empowerment within our community. This engagement strengthens our shared vision of promoting mental health awareness, breaking stigma, and ensuring that no one is left behind.

Dzaleka Home Based Care remains committed to collaboration and looks forward to building stronger partnerships with Umoja People with Disabilities and other stakeholders to improve the wellbeing of refugees and host communities.
Together, we can create a more inclusive, supportive, and compassionate community.



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