Landirani means “Please Receive”
Joyce Banda has become Malawi’s and southern Africa’s first woman leader in April 2012 when she stepped into the shoes of her predecessor, Bingu wa Mutharika, after he died following a heart attack. Ms Banda became Malawi’s Minister of Foreign Affairs … Continue reading
A competition for children in Primary or Secondary school… We are running a competition to re-name The Landirani Trust. We are looking for something short and memorable that says something about what the charity does. We shall keep … Continue reading
We are aiming to attach a vegetable garden to each school in our areas which will be maintained by the children and teachers and provide much needed food to the orphans and children in the schools. We are aware that there a huge number of orphans and vulnerable children who are over 10 years old and so not included in the feeding programmes (see here for more details) so the vegetables grown in the gardens are distributed to these children as priorityContinue reading
Wood is the main source of fuel for keeping warm and cooking. The land has slowly but surely been taken over by farming and trees are also chopped down in the fields. There is very little replanting, therefore it is essential that these stocks of wood are replenished. Our Reforestation Project is promoting self-sufficiency within our support area.Continue reading
We are supporting around 3,000 orphans in their villages. We support 13 centres in an area about 15km by 20km north west of the Capital, Lilongwe.
We are dedicated to helping children, whose childhoods have been suddenly taken away from them, due to illness, poverty and the HIV/AIDS pandemic. The amount of these affected children is incredible. A generation is slowly being eliminated, leaving the elderly to take care of the young
The Landirani Trust is a registered charity formed to give life and hope, to a small part of Malawi, the 'Warm heart of Africa'.
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A renovated fourteenth century farmhouse available for holidays and short breaks, with all rental income is donated to the Landirani Trust.