There is Hope

There Is Hope (TIH) Malawi is a premier faith-based NGO dedicated to providing refugees at the Dzaleka Refugee Camp and the Dowa host community with sustainable education, income-generating activities, and spiritual support. In 2026, their focus has expanded to digital literacy and climate-resilient livelihoods under the NGO Regulatory Authority (NGORA) guidelines to ensure self-reliance for displaced populations.

While their primary field operations are centered in the Dowa District near Dzaleka, their administrative headquarters are located in Lilongwe, Malawi. For specific job interviews or tender submissions, candidates are often directed to their Lilongwe office or the TIH Village in Dowa. You can find the latest location updates and contact details on Ntchito.com.

The most reliable platform for 2026 vacancies is Ntchito.com Jobs. TIH regularly recruits for roles in education, vocational training (tailoring, carpentry, and welding), and social enterprise management. To stay ahead of competitors, set up a "Job Alert" for "There Is Hope Malawi" on Ntchito to receive instant notifications.

Typical roles include Program Coordinators, Vocational Instructors, Social Workers, and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Officers. Given their 2026 strategic plan, there is a high demand for experts in Refugee Advocacy and Social Enterprise (specifically for their Kibébé brand).

Yes, TIH offers internship programs for recent Malawian graduates and refugees. These positions are often listed under the Internships in Malawi section of Ntchito.com. They prioritize candidates with a background in Community Development, Education, or Theology.

 Candidates must demonstrate professional excellence and align with the organization’s Christian values. For most 2026 roles, a minimum of a Diploma or Degree from a recognized institution like the University of Malawi (UNIMA) or MUBAS is required, along with experience in multicultural or refugee-hosting environments.

All major procurement notices, including building materials for the ArTERY Project or school supplies, are published via the Tenders in Malawi portal on Ntchito.com. Suppliers must be registered with the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Authority (PPDA).

Key procurement areas include construction services for classroom blocks, supply of vocational toolkits, IT equipment for digital hubs, and logistics/transport services for field activities in Dowa.

Absolutely. TIH actively encourages the Dowa host community and refugee-led businesses to participate in their "Local Procurement Initiative." This supports the Ministry of Homeland Security's goal of integrating refugee and host economies.

TIH frequently hires consultants for Baseline Surveys, Impact Assessments, and Strategic Reviews. Experts in "Refugee Law" or "Psychosocial Support" should monitor the Consultancies in Malawi section for Terms of Reference (ToRs).