“GooglersGive”, the workplace giving program at Google has donated a total of £13,734.34 to Malawi Health Care Support (MAHECAS UK), to support our work. Through the kind efforts of Stuart McLaughlin, Anya Mhone and employees of Google, MAHECAS received two payments of £2,130.23 and £11,604.11 respectively. Confirming receipt of the
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MAHECAS Big Walk 2015 in London
The MAHECAS London Big Walk 2015 took place on Sunday 30th August 2015 at 10.00 am. The 9.5 Miles (15 Km) walk started at Cockfosters Tube Station, and ended at Enfield Lock Station. We would like to thank all the walkers and our sponsors. We were also greatly honoured by
Dinner Dance to raise funds for the Cancer Project in Northampton
The MAHECAS UK Dinner Dance to raise funds for the Cancer Awareness Project in Malawi was held in Northampton on 24th October 2015, from 7.00pm till 1.00 am Sunday morning. All proceeds went towards the MAHECAS Cancer Awareness Project. The celebrations were conducted by MC Chijota and Music span by
International Food Tasting
The Bi-annual International Food Tasting was held on 20 June 2015 at Hubberts Bridge Community Centre, Langrick Road, Hubberts Bridge, Boston Lincolnshire. The event started from 1.00pm till 7.00pm for the afternoon session and from 7.30pm till 1.00am the following morning for the evening session. About MAHECAS UK Our work
MAHECAS builds over the Guardian Shelter at Mulanje Hospital
For a very long time guardians looking after patients at the hospital had nowhere to rest or prepare food so that they can better look after their patients. In June 2015, MAHECAS completed the building of a guarding Shelter for the Mulanje Hospital. Handing over the building, the Chairperson for
MAHECAS (UK) Supports Hospitals in Malawi
In March 2015 Malawi Heath Care Support (UK) donated surgical and orthopaedic medical supplies worth over K90million to some hospitals in Malawi. Handing over the supplies Blantyre District Health Officer Dr Medson Matchaya who collected them from United Kingdom (UK) during a private visit, said the charitable organisation decided to