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Non profit making organisation that aims at providing rural community health awareness campaigns on all preventable and curable diseases affecting people.

Kuwala Health Media Trust known as KUHEM, is a non profit making Non-governmental organization that was formed on 12th September, 2013 with the following objectives;

1.Community mobilization and conducting awareness campaigns on all preventable and curable diseases affecting peoples health with an aim of ensuring an efficient public health system in Malawi.
2.Resource mobilization and donation to health facilities and the needy with an aim of ensuring good health amongst Malawians plus efficient health service delivery.
3.Advocating for the health rights of Malawians by becoming the voice of the voiceless on all matters relating to their health
4.Opening and running of clinics in all areas where government has not reached so as to improve on hospital accessibility by communities
5.Conducting research and consultancies on all issues relating to public health in Malawi.
6. Capacity building of all our members through trainings and training support

WORKING PARTNERS
1. Public and Private Hospitals
2. Partnering organizations
3.Community members
4.Government and government ministries
5.Companies
6.Donors and all well wishers

SPONSORS
Open to all interested individuals, groups, organizations and companies sharing the same vision

BENEFICIARIES
Rural communities

20/11/2025

Break the Silence, Not the Battle 🧡

Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet it's often the silent struggle that many face alone. At Kuwala Health Media Trust, we're breaking the stigma around mental health in our communities.

Did you know that 1 in 4 people in Malawi will experience a mental health issue at some point in their lives? That's why we're dedicated to promoting mental wellness, providing support, and sharing stories of hope.

*Let's talk about it:*
- Anxiety and depression are common, but treatable
- You are not alone; there is help available
- Let's support each other to create a kinder, more compassionate community

Join the conversation! Share with us what mental health means to you. Use and let's break the silence together! 🌟

05/08/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16VmuXS7VK/

Mental health experts have faulted Zalewa Police officers who arrested a 68-year-old man for attempted su***de.

According to Rebecca Msoliza, Neno Police spokesperson, the suspect has been identified as Wisiki Kaliponda from Balaka district.

Msoliza told us that Kaliponda, who is now in police custody, wanted to end his life by throwing himself into the Shire River at Zalewa roadblock.

Meanwhile, Msoliza said Kaliponda will answer for the attempted su***de case in court next Tuesday.

However, David Chomba, a mental health expert, described the arrest as unacceptable, considering the rights of mentally sick patients.

Chomba explained that a mentally sick person often considers su***de as an option.

Speaking to MIJ Online, Chomba suggested the need to release Kaliponda from police custody and provide him with the treatment he requires.

Among others, Chomba called for the swift gazetting of the Mental Health Act of 2025 to address cases such as these.

-Aubrey Kalumpha-

14/05/2025

20/03/2025

Kuwala Health Media Trust Today conducted an awareness on adolescent Mental illnesses in Ntcheu Secondary School and Khola Community Day Secondary School

11/03/2025

Our 4th KUHEM TRUST MEDICAL CLINIC opening soon in the rural Community of Emfeni-Mzimba under TA Mwabulawo.

Combating all Preventable and Curable diseases by promoting health service accessibility especially in Rural Malawi.

"OUR PEOPLE OUR HEALTH"

03/03/2025

Happy Martyrs Day

22/01/2025

Civil Society Engagement on SADC Protocol on Gender and Development

Theme: Strengthening gender equality and development laws across Southern Africa.

A two-day civil society engagement meeting on the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development was held from 20th to 21st January 2025 at Sunbird Lilongwe Hotel, Malawi. Organized by the Malawi Congress of Trade Unions with support from the American Solidarity Centre, the meeting aimed to lobby for the domestication and enforcement of gender-related laws, including those in Labour Law and Policy.

Solomon David Chomba Kuwala Health Media Trust CEO represented the Organisation at the Meeting
Let's continue to work together for the implementation of gender equality and development in our region! ✊

15/01/2025

Join us in celebrating the life of John Chilembwe.

01/01/2025

Happy news year

24/12/2024

We wish you all a blessed Christmas

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Mzuzu
POBOX342

Telephone

+265888578001

Website

http://www.kuwalahmt.org/

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Kuwala Health Media Trust known as KUHEM, is a non profit making Non-governmental organization that was formed on 12th September, 2013 with the following objectives; 1.Community mobilization and conducting awareness campaigns on all preventable and curable diseases affecting peoples health with an aim of ensuring an efficient public health system in Malawi. 2.Resource mobilization and donation to health facilities and the needy with an aim of ensuring good health amongst Malawians plus efficient health service delivery. 3.Advocating for the health rights of Malawians by becoming the voice of the voiceless on all matters relating to their health 4.Opening and running of clinics in all areas where government has not reached so as to improve on hospital accessibility by communities 5.Conducting research and consultancies on all issues relating to public health in Malawi. 6. Capacity building of all our members through trainings and training support WORKING PARTNERS 1. Public and Private Hospitals 2. Partnering organizations 3.Community members 4.Government and government ministries 5.Companies 6.Donors and all well wishers SPONSORS Open to all interested individuals, groups, organizations and companies sharing the same vision BENEFICIARIES Rural communities