Ripple Africa

Ripple Africa is a UK registered charity working to improve local environment, education and healthcare in Malawi, Africa. Founded by Geoff and Liz Furber in 2003, Ripple Africa’s Environment projects now span across several Districts while Education and Healthcare activities are based around the rural village of Mwaya in the Nkhata Bay District of Malawi. Ripple Africa operates at a grassroots level, involving the community in all aspects of its activity. The charity’s projects include fish conservation, fuel-efficient cookstoves, tree-planting and forest conservation, sweet potato project, running and assisting eight pre-schools, supporting six primary schools, a secondary school, a community library, a disabilities and rehabilitation project and a family planning and sexual health project, and more.