Ndi Moyo Palliative Care Trust

Ndi Moyo Palliative Care Trust Ndi Moyo is an independent charity based in Salima, Malawi, that offers practical and emotional support for the sick and dying, and for their families.

More than 1 in 10 adults in Malawi are living with HIV-AIDS in a country where there is only one doctor for every 50,000 people. In 2002 Lucy and Tony Finch retired to Malawi. Lucy began donating paracetamol to people who came to her door. Local need was so great that Lucy, who was a palliative care nurse, began to visit patients locally. In 2005, Lucy and her husband registered the Ndi Moyo Palliative Care Trust as a charity in Malawi. In the UK, friends, family and other supporters, founded Ndi Moyo UK to fund their vital work. Currently the centre treats around 500 patients a year, and aims to also help their 1000 children.

Thank You for an Incredible 2025 – Welcome to Our 20th Anniversary Year! As we bid farewell to 2025, our hearts are fill...
01/01/2026

Thank You for an Incredible 2025 – Welcome to Our 20th Anniversary Year!

As we bid farewell to 2025, our hearts are filled with deep gratitude. To our donors, partners, volunteers, followers, and friends; thank you for walking this journey with us. Your generosity, encouragement, and unwavering support have enabled us to continue delivering holistic, compassionate palliative care to those who need it most.

Because of you, lives have been touched, pain has been eased, dignity has been restored, and hope has been shared with patients and families across Malawi. Every achievement this year is a reflection of the power of partnership and shared purpose.

As we step into 2026, we are excited to share a special milestone:

We have officially entered our 20th Anniversary Year!
Two decades of service, compassion, learning, resilience, and impact; and this is only the beginning.
We look forward to celebrating this journey with you throughout the year as we reflect on how far we’ve come and boldly embrace the future together.

✨ Happy New Year 2026! ✨
May it be filled with health, peace, and renewed hope. Thank you for being part of the Ndi Moyo family — together, we continue to bring quality care to Malawi.

NGORA officials visit Ndi Moyo Palliative Care centre in Salima.On 17th December, Ndi Moyo was honoured to host visitors...
18/12/2025

NGORA officials visit Ndi Moyo Palliative Care centre in Salima.

On 17th December, Ndi Moyo was honoured to host visitors from the Non-Governmental Organizations Regulatory Authority (NGORA), the government arm responsible for regulating NGO operations in Malawi. The visit provided an opportunity for NGORA to gain a deeper understanding of Ndi Moyo’s work, our governance structures, and our compliance status.

We were encouraged by the positive engagement and dialogue throughout the meeting. The NGORA representatives expressed their appreciation for the "noble work" Ndi Moyo is doing to alleviate suffering in our communities. They further noted that Ndi Moyo is a fully compliant NGO, with clear and well-established governance structures, and that our programmes align well with the Government of Malawi’s development blueprint, contributing directly to our national health goals.
We are grateful for this affirmation and recognition. It strengthens our commitment to accountability, good governance, and delivering quality, people-centred services that support national priorities.
Thank you, NGORA, for the visit and continued guidance. Together, we build a stronger Malawi.

YOU MADE SUCH A DIFFERENCE ... THANK YOU! We are delighted & very grateful to have smashed our target! If you would like...
09/12/2025

YOU MADE SUCH A DIFFERENCE ... THANK YOU!

We are delighted & very grateful to have smashed our target! If you would like to be more involved please go to our website www.ndimoyo.org ❤️

Today is the LAST FULL DAY OF GIVING to get us to our very much needed target of £30,000 ...  MAKE A DIFFERENCE...Ndi Mo...
08/12/2025

Today is the LAST FULL DAY OF GIVING to get us to our very much needed target of £30,000 ... MAKE A DIFFERENCE...

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Donations OPEN TODAY AT 1200 through to 1200 on Tuesday 9th December 2025! Help 'FB' buy a prosthesis (artificial leg) t...
02/12/2025

Donations OPEN TODAY AT 1200 through to 1200 on Tuesday 9th December 2025!

Help 'FB' buy a prosthesis (artificial leg) to aid his walking. The cost of this is approximately £100 and would improve his quality of life and that of his family.

Click on the QR code in the comments or go to https://donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05WS000005zEmNYAU

We are delighted to announce that we are once again participating in the 2025 Big Give Christmas Challenge!That means fo...
29/11/2025

We are delighted to announce that we are once again participating in the 2025 Big Give Christmas Challenge!

That means for one week only, any donation you make to us will be DOUBLED.

YOU COULD MAKE A LASTING DIFFERENCE 🤩😍

Donations OPEN 1200 on Tuesday 2nd December through to 1200 on Tuesday 9th December 2025

For more information go to https://donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05WS000005zEmNYAU?dm_i=4SF0,13SW6,CJHF2,57WI5,1 or scan the QR code in the comment below.

Thank you 😊

Every working day is for caring!Yes, we did execute another comprehensive session of day care today, underscoring its ro...
18/11/2025

Every working day is for caring!

Yes, we did execute another comprehensive session of day care today, underscoring its role as an essential component of our palliative care structure.
The Day Care model ensures that our services remain truly holistic, encompassing support for both the patient and their family unit. The day care offered by Ndi Moyo Palliative Care Trust has a focus on a holistic approach that includes socialising, recreation (games, music), and a nutritious meal for patients.

Like a blossoming flower that attracts bees, Ndi Moyo continues to stand out as a learning hub, drawing students eager t...
17/11/2025

Like a blossoming flower that attracts bees, Ndi Moyo continues to stand out as a learning hub, drawing students eager to experience the practical application of the holistic palliative care model.
Today, three Master’s students in Adult Health Nursing from the Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHeS) visited Ndi Moyo for a learning session. Their visit aimed to deepen their practical understanding of caring for the elderly as they explore key concepts in geriatric nursing. The session provided them with valuable insights into effective management and compassionate care for older adults, enhancing both their knowledge and clinical practice. Thank you, students, for sharing your day with us

We were so delighted and honoured to welcome Reverend Father Emmanuel Makalande and his wonderful group of seven Clinica...
14/11/2025

We were so delighted and honoured to welcome Reverend Father Emmanuel Makalande and his wonderful group of seven Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) students from Kamuzu Central Hospital on 13th November

It was a privilege to share our holistic approach to palliative care, which relies heavily on compassionate spiritual and psychosocial support. We were particularly encouraged by the students' deep interest in strengthening spiritual care partnership opportunities between their training program and our work here at Ndi Moyo.
Thank you, Father Makalande and students, for your engagement and commitment to this essential ministry. We look forward to exploring future ways to collaborate and enhance care for those in need.

Today, November 11th, we gathered for our Annual Act of Remembrance—a truly colourful event built on love, courage, and ...
11/11/2025

Today, November 11th, we gathered for our Annual Act of Remembrance—a truly colourful event built on love, courage, and unconditional compassion.

Despite the poor patronage due to the rains, the enduring spirit of all those we honour shone brightly. We extend our deepest gratitude to the dedicated Ndi Moyo team, our religious leaders, and the relatives of deceased patients for coming together to celebrate and remember. This ceremony is the very heart of who we are.

As we light our candles, we remember that the commitment to dignity and quality of life is matched by our commitment to dignity in grief. The light represents the enduring spirit that continues to bring warmth and light to those who knew them best.
Thank you for being part of this sacred day.

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