Pride Initiative seeks to promote and fight for quality education and economic empowerment for the youth in Malawi and Africa.
“Empowering the Youth and Women to Change Nations!”
To create an open and free society where youths have access to quality education without hindrances, and are encouraged to embark on innovative ventures for their economic well-being.
Angella is a dedicated Projects Manager at Pride Initiative, committed to making a positive impact on communities. She holds a Diploma in Food Nutrition and Livelihood Security from Lilongwe University of Natural Resources (LUANAR) and has over 8 years of experience with various NGOs, including the John Hopkins Project. Additionally, she volunteers with youth-focused organizations and is a member of the Bwaila Rotaract Club, addressing public health, gender issues, corruption, HIV/AIDS, and early marriages.
With a decade of expertise in Financial Accounting, Audit Assurance Services, and Grant Management, our Finance Manager brings a wealth of experience. Having dedicated over 10 years to Project Peanut Butter, she offers seasoned financial oversight and reporting. She holds a Master's in Science in Food Science and Technology.
She has a Diploma in Business Management from Exploits University. She cultivates a positive work environment with strong ethical and collaborative leadership. She believes in promotion of the youth and women and is passionate about driving positive social change, and is dedicated to realizing the mission and vision of Pride Initiative.
Emily Kanyenda is a dynamic Projects Officer at Pride Initiative, adept at managing project timelines, budgets, and resources with precision. Emily drives continuous improvement in project strategies and outcomes.
Gloria Phiri, a banker and gender activist, holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from the University of Malawi, The Polytechnic College. With seven years of experience in various financial institutions, she is a seasoned leader and manager. Gloria has dedicated her time to volunteering in organizations addressing gender and women’s rights issues in Malawi, showcasing her commitment to advocating for women’s rights.
At Nansengwe Primary School, water isn’t just important—it’s part of the daily rhythm. But when both boreholes broke down, things got tough fast. More kids kept showing up, routines got busier, and suddenly, getting water Read more
There is renewed excitement at NtenjeraPrimary School today as we restored a Borehole, which had been out of service for some time, has finally been fully repaired. For the learners, teachers, and surrounding community, this Read more
From the first pinch of clay to the final strokes of paint, everyone embraced the transformative process of flowerpot making
From the hands-on experiences of flowerpot making, the sizzle of sausage making, to the aromatic artistry of baking, the Youth Arise Project is a kaleidoscope of opportunities. It is here that young minds are not only taught valuable skills but are encouraged to dream, create, and envision a future where their aspirations know no bounds, thanks to the support of dedicated partners like Sanwecka Technologies.
