Foundation walls being laid at a Pashello construction site in Ngabu, Malawi
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Homes & dignity

A safer place to call home

Low-cost homes and ongoing construction show why safe spaces belong within care.

A durable roof, a protected campus and a classroom that can open in every season all shape what care is able to do.

Safety begins with somewhere to belong.

Shelter protects more than possessions

Pashello's low-cost housing work prioritises older people, child-headed families, people with disabilities and others facing homelessness. Each completed home creates greater safety, privacy and continuity.

Finishing what communities need

House of Grace, the junior primary school and the campus perimeter remain important construction priorities. Flexible support can help stalled work become usable spaces for care.

A safe structure gives care somewhere to stay.

Construction progress on a Pashello community building in Ngabu
Every wall raised is a foundation for lasting care.
Building work underway on Pashello's campus in Chikwawa District
A finished classroom creates room for possibility.

What this work needs

Support that becomes practical care.

Support this work
  • Building materials
  • Skilled labour
  • Construction transport
  • Flexible completion funding