MALAWI

Live the Mission With Us

Join us in ensuring everyone is given the opportunity for dignified, quality hearing healthcare that changes lives.

Serve alongside partners Support sustainable care Strengthen communities
Join an outreach team and serve alongside local partners—sharing skills, compassion, and best practices in sustainable hearing care.
Fuel clinics, training, and follow-up care with your generosity—so patients receive support long after a team returns home.
Build capacity through education, advocacy, and wraparound services that strengthen a healthy hearing-care ecosystem.

GO beyond ourselves ~ GIVE from your heart ~ GROW as a community

Malawi • Southern Africa

With a strong focus on development, Hearing the Call partners with local providers to strengthen hearing healthcare through outreach and training while we assess long-term needs in Malawi. The outreach will focus on teaching and hands-on training for students entering their final year of the Bachelor of Science in Audiology program at ABC. We are seeking audiologists who are interested in sharing their expertise by teaching theory and/or practical skills in hearing aids and/or vestibular assessment and management.

Training & Mentorship

Hands-on skill building with clinicians and students.

Partnerships & Outreach

Collaborating with clinics and communities to expand access.

Needs Assessment

Identifying gaps and opportunities for sustainable care.

Malawi is known for Lake Malawi, Mount Mulanje, and welcoming communities across its highlands and lakeshore. Our teams work alongside local partners to support care where it’s needed most.

🇲🇼 Malawi — Hearing the Call
In partnership with local clinics and schools, Hearing the Call Malawi continues to bring hearing smiles, mentorship, and sustainable audiology care to communities across Lilongwe and beyond.

Expert Guidance to Help You on Your Trip

Visa Information

No visa required at this time for U.S. citizens on short stays.

Passport valid 6+ months 2–3 blank pages

Flight Information

Arrive by midday Day 1. Fly to Lilongwe (LLW).

Allow extra buffer Group meet-up Day 1

Electrical Information

Plugs: Type G same used in UK. Standard: 230 V • 50 Hz.

Universal adapter Surge protection

Double-check entry and transit requirements with your airline before departure. Rules can change without notice.

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If you’ve never joined a Hearing the Call outreach, 2026 is your moment to step forward.

Participate—locally or internationally—and feel the difference firsthand. Go … Give … Grow.

Hearing the Call is more than an idea—it’s a movement. And now is the time to answer.

Additional Trip Information

Health & Vaccinations

CDC guidance and ensure routine vaccinations are up-to-date.

Time/Zone & Weather

Local TZ: UTC+2 (CAT); warm days & cooler evenings.

Packing Tips

One-week essentials for clinics & travel.

Dress Code

Modest, comfortable, clinic-appropriate attire.

Currency & Payments

Most expenses covered; bring new $100s for exchange.

Food

Local cuisine is safe when prepared properly; bottled water.

Safety & Security

Follow team leaders; Register with STEP before you go.

Itinerary

Day-by-day plan of clinics, community, and retreat time.

Malawi - Development & Partner

Hearing the Call aims to establish sustainable hearing healthcare in every location it serves.
The process begins with immediate relief efforts, followed by collaboration with local partners to identify individuals for long-term solutions through education and training.
As development continues, we provide essential equipment and resources, empowering the local community to deliver ongoing care with our support.This approach ensures lasting impact and local self-sufficiency  in hearing healthcare.

Malawi - Must-See Attractions

Lake Malawi

Lake Malawi, one of Africa’s largest and deepest lakes, is known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning beaches. It’s home to more fish species than any other lake in the world, making it a hotspot for snorkeling and diving. Often called the “Lake of Stars” due to the sparkling reflections at night, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a key destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts in Malawi.

Liwonde National Park

Liwonde National Park, located in southern Malawi, is one of the country’s premier wildlife destinations. Known for its diverse ecosystems along the Shire River, it offers rich wildlife experiences, including sightings of elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species. Visitors can enjoy game drives, boat safaris, and walking tours, making it a must-visit spot for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.

Majete Wildlife Reserve

Majete Wildlife Reserve is a thriving conservation area in southern Malawi known for its successful wildlife reintroduction efforts. Once depleted of wildlife, the reserve is now home to the Big Five – lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo and rhinos.  Majete offers a quieter, less crowded experience for visitors to enjoy a variety of animals and birds on boating and walking safaris.