Who We Help

   HomeAID for Africa Fund for Orphans

    This fund provides food, access to medical treatment, monitoring of children's well-being, and training of caregivers for more than 180 HIV+ orphans living in the central region of Malawi.  The services are being provided by Salima AIDS Support Organization, Kanengo AIDS Support Organization, and Salima RC Parish and other community-based organizations.

Comprehensive Village Project (Mulanje)

    For a village in the Mulanje District of Malawi HomeAID is providing the funds that train, equip, and deploy village women to feed, clothe, and supply medications and supplies to orphans and people with AIDS-related illnesses.  The women help their village develop self-sustaining projects like animal husbandry and farming, educate hundreds on HIV prevention, and advocate for HIV counseling and testing.

HomeAID for Africa members in Malawi

HomeAID for Africa is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.  All donations are tax deductible.

HomeAID for Africa

1191 Shady Grove Way

West Chester, PA 19382

Nursing scholarships

The dire shortage of trained medical providers in Malawi directly impacts upon the number of folks who can be treated for HIV/AIDS and related illnesses.  HomeAID supports scholarships for qualified young women and men who are poor and/or orphaned and who are often trying to raise their orphaned siblings.  Tuition, supplies, uniforms, and a small living stipend are provided in exchange for the student's agreement to work in Malawi for at least four years after graduation.  Read Annie’s letter of appreciation for her nursing scholarship.