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Villages in Partnership

Villages in Partnership is a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing critical needs such as food security, water, education, infrastructure, economic development, and healthcare in Malawi.

ULC’s member, Emily Steward, BSN, RN and three other registered nurses are embarking on a life-changing medical mission to Sakata, Malawi.   On March 13, 2025, they begin their mission to serve a community in dire need of medical attention. They will be working alongside twenty other medical professionals to operate a free clinic for three days, providing care to thousands of villagers who otherwise only have access to healthcare twice a year.

As part of our mission, we are collecting donations to help us fill eight 50lb suitcases with medical supplies, medications, and other essential items for the villagers. In addition, we are also seeking financial support to help cover ground fees, medical supplies, and much needed food and water for the villagers.

How You Can Help:

Donate Medical Supplies: Any expiration dates should exceed September 2025

  • Old suitcases (that will be left behind in Malawi) 
  • Flip flops 
  • Vaseline
  • Chapstick 
  • Children’s OTC pain medicines (liquid and chewable)
  • Adult OTC pain medicines (no gel caps)
  • Acid reflux meds 
  • Antibacterial ointments 
  • Antifungal ointments 
  • Hydrocortisone
  • Band-Aids
  • Gauze  
  • Shampoos 
  • Soaps 
  • Ziploc snack bags 
  • Small kids toys 
  • Story books with black characters 
  • Diaper creams 
  • Medical supplies that are still usable but are going to be thrown out 

Monetary Donations: Your financial contribution will help us purchase additional medical supplies, cover travel expenses, and support the ongoing work of Villages in Partnership. You can also sponsor a goat for the village community for $75.

Spread the Word: Even if you're unable to donate, sharing our mission with others is a valuable way to support us.

 

Your generosity will make a significant difference in the lives of the Malawian people and Villages in Partnership participants are truly grateful for your support. Thank you for helping to bring care, hope, and healing to those who need it most.

For more information on Villages in Partnership, please visit: http://www.villagesinpartnership.org