Towards a Violence-Free Malawi: Empowering Women. Protecting Children. Restoring Dignity.
CAVWOC is malawi's trusted grassroots voice for women and children. With nearly three decades of experience, proven impact, and strong community legitimacy, CAVWOC is uniquely positioned to drive systemic change in gender equality, SRHR, education, and livelihoods - making it an ideal partner for donors seeking both measurable impact and deep community transformation
Our Values
What our organization & team stands for
Integrity & Teamwork
We uphold honesty and unity in everything we do, valuing collaboration as a key strength.
Compassion & Respect
We treat everyone with kindness and dignity, embracing empathy in our work and relationships.
Resilience & Courage
We face challenges head-on, remaining strong and bold in the pursuit of our mission.
Inclusivity & Equity
We celebrate diversity and ensure fairness in all aspects of our work and service.
Accountability & Transparency
We are open and answerable to our actions, building trust through clarity and openness.
Community Collaboration
We engage and empower communities, working together to create meaningful impact.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Hear what people have to say
"As a network we were aware of the issues that are happening in our communities but lacked the expertise on how to approach them. But under this project we received megaphones which we use when conducting awareness campaigns, we also received bicycles which eases mobility when following up cases and books for record keeping of cases handled. I am grateful to CAVWOC for the interventions in our community."
GVH Misomali; Chairperson of Network
"I am grateful for being part of the women who received this pad making training through CAVWOC. I had no knowledge of how to operate a sewing machine but through the training and sewing machines provided we have been imparted with the basic skills of cutting and sewing. Over the course of the training, we were able to make simple bags and we aim to expand our skillset and transfer the skills to students in upper classes to ensure the sustainability of the pad making."
Mary Pasani, Mothergroup Chairlady
