People First foundation - PFF Malawi

People First foundation - PFF Malawi PFF is dedicated to promoting human rights, advancing inclusive education, and delivering compassionate charitable

Do you live in Lusangazi, Mzuzu?Are you a teacher, retired or still active?Join Umoza Academy Pre-School today!
16/10/2025

Do you live in Lusangazi, Mzuzu?
Are you a teacher, retired or still active?

Join Umoza Academy Pre-School today!

From all of us at People First Foundation, we extend our warmest wishes to all the amazing mothers out there.Today, we c...
15/10/2025

From all of us at People First Foundation, we extend our warmest wishes to all the amazing mothers out there.

Today, we celebrate your strength, love, and endless sacrifices. You are the pillars of families and communities — nurturing, guiding, and inspiring every step of the way.

Happy Mother’s Day to every mother, grandmother, and mother figure. Your dedication and unconditional love continue to make the world a better place. 💐

Umoza Academy Pre-School Blessed to Partner with Rafiki FoundationAs preparations reach an advanced stage for People Fir...
10/10/2025

Umoza Academy Pre-School Blessed to Partner with Rafiki Foundation

As preparations reach an advanced stage for People First Foundation to open Umoza Academy Pre-School in the Lusangazi area of Mzuzu, we are grateful to see God’s favor already at work.

Umoza Academy Pre-School aims to serve underprivileged children in the Lusangazi community. We are excited to announce our partnership with the Rafiki Foundation, which also runs schools in Mzuzu.

Through this partnership, Umoza Academy teachers will receive both pre-service and in-service training at Rafiki Foundation Schools. The Academy will also adopt the Classical Education Curriculum used by Rafiki Foundation. In addition, Rafiki Foundation has kindly donated children’s books worth millions of kwacha to support our learners.

We were also honored to host Mr. Bryan from Rafiki Foundation, who visited our school to appreciate the progress and dedication of our team.

As we prepare to open, we still need your support. 🙏

We are in need of:

Kids’ chairs

Kids’ tables

Office chairs

A computer set

Toys

Playground equipment

Balls

Games (like bao, chess, and draft)

What can you give to help us? ❤️

Let’s talk!
📞 Call/WhatsApp: 0884599431
📧 Email: [email protected]

You’re welcome to visit us at Umoza Academy Pre-School, Lusangazi, Mzuzu.

Together, we can build a brighter future for our children. 🌿✨

Our Excutive director.
25/09/2025

Our Excutive director.



People First Foundation has congratulated President-elect Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika on his victory in the 2025 presidential election.

In a statement, Executive Director for the Foundation, Lumbani Kaunda, urged youths to rally behind the incoming president as he prepares to lead the country.

He also commended the peaceful nature of the elections, describing it as a sign of democratic maturity and a positive step for Malawi’s development.

“Our democracy is maturing indeed, as no fracas has been recorded. This is exactly what Malawians need ,creating a conducive environment for business and development to thrive,” he said.

By Blessings Gondwe

As Malawians head to the polls tomorrow, People First Foundation joins the nation in calling for peace, unity, and respe...
15/09/2025

As Malawians head to the polls tomorrow, People First Foundation joins the nation in calling for peace, unity, and respect throughout the electoral process. Whatever the outcome, may this election strengthen our bond as one people, one Malawi, and one future 😊.

As we look beyond the elections, People First Foundation remains committed to advancing inclusive development and empowering communities across the country.

People First Foundation Joins Peaceful Solidarity Walk Ahead of ElectionsThis afternoon, People First Foundation proudly...
05/09/2025

People First Foundation Joins Peaceful Solidarity Walk Ahead of Elections

This afternoon, People First Foundation proudly joined fellow members of the Mzuzu Civil Society Network in a peaceful demonstration under the theme “Solidarity Walk” to promote peace and unity ahead of the forthcoming general elections.

Hundreds of participants, mainly young people, marched from Vigwagwa Market through the streets of Mzuzu, carrying messages of hope and urging all citizens to embrace calm during the electoral process.

Speaking during the event, Commissioner for Peace and Unity, Mwandida Theu, assured the public that mechanisms are already in place to safeguard order and safety, including close collaboration with the Malawi Police Service to prevent tension and unrest.

The march, which received overwhelming support from civil society groups and community members, served as a strong reminder to political leaders of their responsibility to uphold democratic values and discourage violence.

People First Foundation’s Executive Director, Lumbani Kaunda, emphasized the importance of the youth in building peace and protecting democracy:

“As young people, we hold the power to shape the future of Malawi. This solidarity walk is more than just a demonstration — it is a call to every citizen to embrace peace, unity, and tolerance during and beyond the elections.”

He further underscored the organization’s commitment to civic engagement:

“At People First Foundation, we believe that a peaceful election is the responsibility of every Malawian. Our role is to amplify the voices of the youth, reminding political stakeholders that democracy thrives where there is peace and respect for one another.”

As People First Foundation, we remain steadfast in championing youth-led initiatives that foster peace, unity, and inclusive democracy in Malawi.

"People First Foundation made its mark at NGO Day in Mzuzu last week, connecting with fellow organizations, sharing our ...
03/09/2025

"People First Foundation made its mark at NGO Day in Mzuzu last week, connecting with fellow organizations, sharing our initiatives, and celebrating the power of community-driven change!"

Official AnnouncementFollowing consultations with Mzuzu City Council and the Malawi Police Service, the Organizing Commi...
02/09/2025

Official Announcement

Following consultations with Mzuzu City Council and the Malawi Police Service, the Organizing Committee of the Tour de Mzuzu Bicycle Race wishes to inform all stakeholders that the event, initially scheduled for 7th September 2025, has been postponed.

The new date will be confirmed and communicated after the Elections. This adjustment has been necessitated by several logistical considerations and external factors.

We regret any inconvenience this may cause and sincerely appreciate the understanding and continued support of our sponsors, partners, and participants.

"People First Foundation made its mark at NGO Day in Mzuzu yesterday, connecting with fellow organizations, sharing our ...
30/08/2025

"People First Foundation made its mark at NGO Day in Mzuzu yesterday, connecting with fellow organizations, sharing our initiatives, and celebrating the power of community-driven change!"

🚴‍♂️ Zomba Cycling Club on the move!The team is in full training mode ahead of the Tour de Mzuzu 💪🔥. From uphill climbs ...
25/08/2025

🚴‍♂️ Zomba Cycling Club on the move!
The team is in full training mode ahead of the Tour de Mzuzu 💪🔥. From uphill climbs to long-distance stretches, they’re ready to represent Zomba with pride.

📸 Check out these action-packed shots from their prep sessions!

Quarterfinals in Mzuzu!The People First Foundation Socials Football Tournament is on. Police Socials are playing Immigra...
23/08/2025

Quarterfinals in Mzuzu!
The People First Foundation Socials Football Tournament is on. Police Socials are playing Immigration Socials in the quarterfinals. ⚽

Our ED on international platform.
19/08/2025

Our ED on international platform.

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