Malawi is a small, narrow country, wedged between Zambia, Tanzania and Mozambique, and bordered on its eastern flank by Lake Malawi.
The vast majority of the population lives in the rural areas, earning their living from the land.
Many areas in Malawi are regarded as food deficit resulting in severe

Location:
Hope for Africa Mission site is located at Maseya, a village in the section called Hope village (so called Hope because there is a children’s home started by Americans also called Hope project but not directly related to HfA) in Chikwawa district 60 km south of Blantyre region.

The size of the mission camp is 100 by 100 meters with a house of the local pastor and a big church building, which is 20mX10m, which also serves as a community center.

The work started in 2002, when drought and later floods, which left the community devastated with food shortage and starvation, struck this community. We moved in with food supplies and started some ‘food for work’ projects, which were aimed at relieving the community of starvation.

The local authorities gave us the land and we pitched a tent and started our activities on that piece of land. Later the building was built using the same method of ‘food for work’ program. This region has got its own ‘regional mission board’ and coordinator reporting directly to the international board of Hope for Africa Mission and to the ‘mission director’.