ULALO INSPIRED BY SEGAL FAMILY FOUNDATION’S INITIATIVE  

Organazation’s representatives pose for a group photo after vising Mhub

In the ever-evolving landscape of nonprofit organizations in Malawi, the importance of knowledge and skills sharing cannot be overstated. This critical strategy for advancing organizational operations recently took center stage during a two-day learning exchange organized by the Segal Family Foundation (SFF) in Lilongwe and Salima Districts in the central region of Malawi. During this insightful learning exchange, Yewo Msiska and Future Chigulu, Ulalo Programs Lead and Monitoring and Evaluation Officer respectively made noteworthy observations and contributions.

The primary goal of the exchange was to create an environment conducive to sharing ideas and experiences in organizational management. A highlight of the visit included Ulalo and other like-minded organizations embarking on a journey to explore the operational intricacies of key entities. These included visits to Global Health Informatics and MHub in Lilongwe, as well as KINDLE Orphan Outreach in Salima. During these visits, participating organizations had the opportunity to present their best practices in project management, fostering a rich exchange of knowledge.

Future Chigulu, the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at Ulalo, enthusiastically described the event as both inspiring and informative. "The trip was so informative and educative; more of these trips would be needed for the capacity building of the workers in all departments of the organization. At Ulalo, we have learned a lot," said Chigulu, underlining the tangible benefits of such collaborative initiatives.

Yewo Msiska, the Programs Lead for Ulalo, expressed his gratitude to the Segal Family Foundation for their initiative and urged for more events of a similar nature in the future. Such events, he emphasized, play a pivotal role in strengthening organizations and enhancing their ability to make a positive impact in the community.

Learning in session at Mbwezera Primary School in Salima district

The Segal Family Foundation with its commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration is committed to supporting local organizations and provides the essential localized knowledge required to drive sustainable change within communities. Their dedication to fostering knowledge exchange and capacity building within the nonprofit sector in Malawi is commendable and serves as an inspirational model for other organizations with similar aspirations.

In conclusion, the knowledge and skills-sharing event organized by the Segal Family Foundation marked a significant step forward in advancing the operations of nonprofit organizations in Malawi. Through collaboration, idea sharing, and exposure to best practices, these organizations are better equipped to make a lasting impact in their communities. As we look to the future, it is hoped that more events of this nature will continue to empower and uplift organizations working tirelessly to create positive change in Malawi.

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