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Recently, UPD took a significant step by visiting Lilambwe village in Dowa District, engaging directly with vulnerable members of the community,

Empowering refugee women and young girls with disabilities through ICT skills is not just a noble cause; it’s a transformative initiative that can change lives. With the support of the Hilden Charitable Fund (HCF), we are set to train 80 individuals who will directly benefit from this funding. This program aims to equip them with essential digital skills,

On 29 July 2025, UPD proudly hosted a transformative workshop as part of the Inclusive Access to Health Services for Refugees with Disabilities in Malawi project. Under the powerful theme “Capacity Building in Project Evaluation and Monitoring,”…

The challenges faced by people with albinism are profound and often overlooked. This article aims

To speak is to exist, and today at Umoja , we witnessed the profound truth

The recent competition featuring UPD’s students from English and computer literacy classes was nothing short of inspiring. This event was a vibrant showcase of knowledge and creativity, where students…

We are proud to announce the graduation of our students from the computer literacy and

Today, we took a crucial step towards securing the future of our young girls in