Lifeline Malawi

The Lifeline Malawi Health Centre is a faith-based medical ministry serving a rural community in Malawi, providing compassionate, holistic health care to more than 5,000 men, women, and children each month. Rooted in Christian values of community, compassion, service, and faith, Lifeline Malawi exists to bring healing, dignity, and hope to some of the most vulnerable people in the region.

The Health Centre offers a wide range of essential services, including maternity care and safe deliveries, treatment and medication for life-threatening illnesses such as malaria, TB, and HIV/AIDS, palliative care for the dying, immunizations and health assessments for children under five, and behavioural change education programs and community support groups. In every area of care, Lifeline Malawi seeks to reflect the love of Jesus and share the transforming message of the Gospel.

Beyond medical services, Lifeline Malawi is deeply invested in building Christian community. Through after-school youth programs, sports teams, morning devotions with parents waiting at the clinic, Sunday afternoon Christian fellowship (including Sunday school for children), and Community Nights of Praise and Prayer, people encounter Jesus wherever Lifeline Malawi is present.

Lifeline Malawi was founded by Dr. Chris Brooks and continues to be supported by a committed team of Malawian staff, volunteers in Canada, and dedicated partners both locally and internationally. Today, the work spans both Malawi and Canada, ensuring sustainable leadership and ongoing support for the ministry.

It is a privilege to serve this community in Africa and to bring life and hope to the tens of thousands of people cared for each year. Lifeline Malawi is deeply grateful for its staff, volunteers, and faithful supporters whose generosity makes this work possible.

For current information on Lifeline Malawi, visit lifelinemalawi.com.