AHF signed a memorandum of understanding with the Malawi Ministry of Health in 2016 and was officially launched in 2019.

AHF Malawi supports a total of 27 health facilities across five districts, with 70% of these facilities located in the Southwest zone, a region with the highest HIV prevalence. The program employs several strategies to address the HIV epidemic, including enhancing access to quality HIV preventive services, improving the quality of HIV medical care, providing human resource support, and driving infrastructural development.

Catchment areas:

• MOH Central-West Zone:
  • Kang’oma health center, Biwi health center, and Chinsapo health center in Lilongwe District
  • Mphathi, Mganja and Lobi health centers in Dedza district
  • Nzama, Kalimanjira, Kasinje and Katsekera health centers in Ntcheu district
    
    
• MOH Southwest Zone:
  • Ngabu Rural Hospital, Montfort Hospital, Bereu, Ndakwera, Nkumaniza, Makhuwira, Mapelera, Chipwaila and Gaga Health Centers in Chikwawa district
  • Nsanje district hospital, Kalemba hospital, Trinity hospital, Sorgin, Mbenje, Ndamera, Masenjere, Tengani, Osiyana health centers in Nsanje district

AHF Malawi provides a comprehensive range of services including HIV testing and treatment, cervical cancer screening, tuberculosis (TB) testing, STI treatment, and psycho-social support. In addition, AHF Malawi conducts non-communicable disease (NCD) screening and provides vital nutrition support, including the distribution of food packs to clients in need.