Malawi

Stories from Malawi

Every Peace Corps Volunteer has a story to tell. Read stories from Volunteers about what it's like to live and work in Malawi.

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One sweet potato at a time

Last year, I was able to implement my first big project in Malawi: my orange-fleshed sweet potato project.

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Nyassa Kollie, Malawi

We asked Peace Corps Volunteers, "What do you wish Americans knew about your country of service?"

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Village Views

Driving up to my Peace Corps site in Malawi reminds me of the drive to my grandparents' home in the Sierras. 

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Camp GLOW

On most days, Memory is hesitant to get up in the mornings. 

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Community health nursing students

I arrived in Malawi over three months ago, fulfilling a wish I have had since returning from my first experience as a traditional Peace Corps Volunteer: to work as a nurse in the global health setting.

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World AIDS Day GHSP Malawi

The central hospital where I serve as a Global Health Service Partnership (GHSP) Volunteer in Malawi serves as a referral center for a large part of the country. 

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More than just a garden

Mishek Kaonga is unlike any Malawian I have ever met. 

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Dylan Cottrell parents

When I was just seven years old, my parents took me on my first international trip.

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Maternal and child health ward

It’s 7:30 a.m. and mothers begin to gather under a shelter at a health center in southern Malawi. 

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