FMMJ foundation is a women's organization created by Pastor Yves and led by refugee women in Malawi. It was created in 2020 following the problem that had affected the world and We help single women and widows and their refugee children to s integrate into society more quickly and more securely thanks to

our soap making project and training in sewing and other trades and the distribution of food for elderly people. We fight against gender-based violence that occurs in the Refugee Camp when women lack what to do for a living, we train them to acquire different skills and give them the means to move forward. So far, we have trained more than 150 women and distributed school supplies to 143 refugee children thanks to donations and legacies we have provided 4 temporary accommodation houses to more than 4 people who have refugee children under 10 years old and we we have made more than 7,000 women aware of the same need at the Dzaleka refugee camp which contains more than 60,000 people. we wrote women-led organization to help us have a positive impact on more lives fmmj foundation does not yet have any partners

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We implement projects here in Malawi at the Dzaleka camp. Other sources of our funds are income from soap making

OUR PROJECT  MAMAN NA MAENDELEYO YA JAMII

asks for help for women who have just given birth and often they fall ill where the babies and for lack of appropriate care she finds illness, stillbirths, and other unmarried mothers n they do not have the capacity to take care of themselves and are often abandoned by their family; they need help

Fmmj with its program Mama na maendeleyo ya jamii is there to support women's Widows and single Mathers 

Project title : Foundation mama na maendeleyo ya jamii

Implementing partner : Fmmj women's  

Project category : livelihood project

Project site : dzaleka refugee camp

Project outset : immediate

Target group : refugees and Host community

Time : evry day

Budget proposal 2024: 46,200$ = 108.4000.000MK

Impact of our project 

We are delighted by this announcement

Fmmj foundation : women's development and family is an organization at the refugee camp affecting the life of the family of women and children we are limited by means to reach all possible cases we have listed more than 8,000 refugee children most of whose parents died from HIV and rare cases of children were affected by the disease, many children due to the lack of one or both parents live in poverty and are unable to study, eat and lack of care appropriate

Fmmj foundation supervises its children

TEAM LEADERS

FMMJ foundation has the ambition to reframe power in philanthropic practice, by showing that this is possible in life because we consider that women are weak, we put girls at the heart of the distribution of resources and the practices of granting funds. grants so that girls and single mothers can define and determine themselves in life and in service of their own visions, goals and dreams of freedom. We draw on feminist principles of solidarity, reciprocity and collective learning to reimagine what it means to hold resources for a movement, in a strong relationship with girls, accompanied by a deep duty of accountability to them.

Sport in dzaleka refugee camp : 

fmmj foundation with its sports disciple has a football team at the Dzaleka Camp football is a discipline which brings together the majority and all social strata Fmmj appreciates the contribution of young talents in the field of sport to the growing development of peace in the refugee camp through the tolerance and respect it advocates, to the empowerment of women in sport and young people under 17 years old for the achievement of goals everything for sport to combat stress in the refugee camp, health, education and social inclusion 

HONEY BEES

Honey is human food at stake by bees which form an essential link in natural ecosystems, and also in agriculture. beekeeping in Malawi by allies to conserve nature in Malawi They constitute pollinators for crops FMMJ Foundation launches into beekeeping, According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 75% of food crops in the world depend on pollination, and bees alone represent a factor pollination of nearly 70% of food crops according to Greenpeace.

For example, they are the source of 95% of seed production and 85 to 90% of strawberry production. This is why Fmmj foundation in nature conservation is launching its own honey hunt which is also essential for the production of fruit trees, many trees needing to be pollinated by another variety to be able to produce.

MOBILISATIONS 

Fmmj foundation: gives rise to strong mobilizations, and facilitates direct communication through its program and social networks for a strong message to uplift women in their community. Little by little, women's voices are being freed. Beyond the repression of violence, the politics of difficult life in the refugee camp. Fmmj foundation prevention programs involve action against stereotypes about women in all areas...

1 )  Widows

2 ) single Mathers

3 ) GBV 

4 ) Elders 

5 ) Orphans

6 ) sports 

7 ) agriculture

8 ) soap making

9) developpement 

10) HONEY BEES project

Our objectives have not changed for several years. In addition, fmmj foundation does not always have easy access to undertake the required local procedures but we find people with good will.

- Fmmj trains people to find job opportunities for self-financing.

In some cases, it cannot achieve its objectives without the participation of partners.

- Transparency in contributions ;

- Predictability of revisions and adjustments to prevailing needs ;

- Balance, equality and consistency between members

- Guarantee any negative and immoral impact that can destroy the direct benefits for the realization of the project

- Recognition that a stable and fairly paid workforce to better serve the needs of people who are involved in fmmj foundation projects

seek the well-being of everyone everyone has the right to education Fmmj foundation stands behind vulnerable and disabled people

1) RELON MALAWI

+265 887 11 18 54

2) his KINGDOM COME MINISTY 

+1 (702) 494-8211

3) LEGRIX 

+41 79 307 50 91