- Teen Mothers Graduate from Othakarhaka Foundation Sewing School
- Othakarhaka Trains Young Women in Reusable Sanitary Pads Making as An Entrepreneurship Drive
- Canadian Teenager, Sophie Roux Donates Bloom Box to Othakarhaka Foundation
- Minister of Gender, Social Welfare and Community Development, (2nd from left) Hon Patricia Kaliati Visits Othakarhaka
- We provide life changing programs to the needy and most vulnerable people in the communities
What Drives Us
The need to transform lives of the most marginalized and vulnerable members of our communities.
Access to Primary Healthcare
We believe that the most vulnerable members of the community must have access to primary healthcare.
Girls & Women Empowerment
We strongly believe that empowering local communities is a milestone towards achievement of sustainable development
Education
We hold it that it’s a must to intervene where there is great need
Sustainable Agriculture
We are determined to end yearly hunger that affects most of the vulnerable and marginalized households in the communities
Sharing
Once you have been helped, you must help others
LATEST NEWS & STORIES
May 7, 2023
Partnership to establish centre of education excellence
Being an organization that is focused on improving education standards especially for deserving yet undeserved communities, the Othakarhaka Foundation is...
Read More
May 7, 2023
Cyclone Freddy hits OTK interventions
The Cyclone Freddy that occurred in Malawi in March 2023 brought a lot of grief to a huge population of...
Read More
May 7, 2023
Life straws to improve community life in Mulanje
We are so much excited and honoured to host Pastor Jason Tonn and his team from River of Life church...
Read More
February 14, 2023
Young women in Reusable Sanitary Pads for Entrepreneurship
In Malawi, menstruation has always been made mysterious in a way that it goes as far as affecting the girl...
Read More
February 14, 2023
Clinical Medicine students support our palliative care program during their break
As Ben and Leticia leave for school to start a new semester, the Othakarhaka foundation is filled with gratitude towards...
Read More
February 14, 2023
Teen Mothers Graduate from Othakarhaka Foundation Sewing School
After six months of hard work and perseverance, finally eight Adolescent Girls and Young Women who were all divorced have...
Read More
January 26, 2023
More beneficiaries getting enrolled into tertiary institutions
We are so much excited to announce that more students from our scholarship program (8 girls and 2 boys) have...
Read More
January 26, 2023
Supporting Cyclone Anna victims with agricultural inputs
The story of Teleza Mgundeni, a female farmer from Dagalasi irrigation scheme in the community of T/A Nkanda, bares similar...
Read More
January 26, 2023
Eunice Becomes a Nurse
Born in a family that could not even afford her secondary education, Eunice held no single hope that some day...
Read More
January 26, 2023
Othakarhaka Calls for more Support for needy learners
It is always a heart-melting feeling for Othakarhaka Foundation to see learners from vulnerable households heading back to school in...
Read More