Wandikweza transforms maternal and child health care delivery through Proactive Doorstep Care.
We partner with public health facilities, which serve the majority of underserved women and newborns, to deliver the Proactive Doorstep Care.
This approach addresses the barriers that cause delay in seeking, reaching, and receiving care for underprivileged women of reproductive age (15–49 years) and children under five in remote areas. We aim to transform healthcare delivery from traditional to proactive approach and improve health outcomes in Malawi.
What makes us unique
​We transform maternal and child health care delivery through Proactive Doorstep Care (PDC), combining modern health care practices with indigenous knowledge. We integrate Community Health Workers, Mobile Clinics, Nurses on Bikes, and facility support, to deliver lifesaving care to underserved communities while fostering sustainability, local empowerment and strategic partnerships.
Our Impact
80%
children assessed with a symptom of malaria, diarrhea or pneumonia, within 24 hours of symptom onset
60%
of pregnancies registered for antenatal care in the first trimester
95%
of women receive postnatal care within 24 hours of delivery
80%
of deliveries happen at a health facility
Health care where it is needed most
Health inequalities continue to impact the lives of many Malawians in remote areas, driven by social, economic, and environmental factors beyond individual control. This disparity is both unjust and unfair.
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At Wandikweza, we are committed to breaking down these barriers by improving access to healthcare for underserved communities.