Our Team
We work hand-in-hand with organizations, institutions, and networks that share our vision for an inclusive Malawi where women and girls with disabilities are empowered to thrive.
Stella Nkhonya is a visionary leader and passionate advocate for women and girls with disabilities, serving as the Founder and Executive Director of WAG. Under her leadership, WAG has grown into a globally recognized force for disability rights, driving transformative change through innovative projects and advocacy...
Charles Chirambo is a highly skilled Finance and Administration Manager with a strong background in financial management, budgeting, and organizational operations...
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Bridget Oscar Phiri is an experienced development professional with over six years of expertise in advancing gender equality, governance, youth empowerment, SRHR, HIV prevention...
Angel is a dedicated professional with expertise in safeguarding and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) programs, holding degrees in Special Needs Education and Clinical Psychology..
Audrey Kamiza is a development professional with over five years of experience in strategic partnerships, grants management, and resource mobilization...
Yvonne T. Lozo Kaupa is a committed development practitioner and human rights advocate with over five years of experience in gender equality, disability inclusion, and social justice...
Chris is a dynamic Monitoring and Evaluation Officer working on the FCDO-funded 'Pamodzi Kuthetsa Nkhanza' project, specializing in M&E, gender and disability rights..
Aminah Ibrahim is a dedicated community development practitioner working as GBV/VAWG Prevention Coordinator.
Gerald Chidzungu is a driven and detail-oriented professional with background in finance and administrative positions...
Margret is a skilled and dedicated accountant with over 5 years of experience in financial reporting, budgeting, audit preparation, and regulatory compliance..
Bahati Banda is a committed Monitoring and Evaluation Officer for the EMPOWER-HER Project in Malawi...
Christina Mkanyoza is a dedicated advocate for disability rights. She holds a Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering and works to advance African Disability Protocol...
Jessie Mzemba is a Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) advocate passionate about empowering adolescent girls and young women. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work and holds a Diploma in Public Health. Jessie is also deeply committed to mental health and community integration. She serves as a Project Field Officer in Dowa for the U4ADP Project where she works to advance the rights of people with disabilities and promote inclusive development.
Maziko Chitsanthi holds a Bachelor of Social Science in Community Development and a minor in Development Studies. She has over three years of combined academic, volunteer and field based experience supporting community-led development, disability rights and social inclusion initiatives. She has worked with local authorities, NGO’s and grassroots communities to design and implement inclusive programmes aligned with human rights, safeguarding and accountability principles. Her experience includes community mobilisation, stakeholder engagement, data collection and analysis, monitoring and evaluation and report writing. She has supported district level development planning with Lilongwe District Council and assisted in research and digital delivery initiatives with World Vision Malawi. She is passionate about participatory development approaches that amplify community voices and promote equitable access to services for vulnerable groups.