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LSU helps communities in Malawi become self-sufficient through sustainable development. Working alongside Africa Vision and Malawi Projects.

Love Support Unite (LSU) empowers people to become self-sufficient, with a leg-up rather than a hand-out. Community-based projects that integrate education, enterprise, nutrition, and health, lift communities out of the cycle of poverty into a cycle of sustainability. LSU is a fundraising organization that raises money for sustainable development delivered through partners Africa Vision in Malawi.

Supporting medical outreach, adult literacy, sustainable farming, early childhood development and vulnerable people. Our operational costs for these projects are funded largely through The Malawi Projects. LSU also helps provide funding for Mphatso Children's charity to provide the formula for babies in desperate need of help. It provides emergency relief when required for emergencies such COVID 19, and Cholera outbreak. LSU raises valuable funds though, Love Specs its company selling recycled plastic and paper sunglasses turning lights into rainbow hearts with the message 'change your perception, change the world'

01/06/2026

Sharing an amazing initiative set up by our partners - which supports young people who aren’t in education or employment and trains them as mentors and peer educators. They then go back into their communities and use that influence to inspire positive change in the young people around them.

Creating a full 360 cycle, where communities support each other, grow, learn and build something stronger - together.

Here’s some snaps of their session last week with so many amazing, young, talented people 😊🧡

29/05/2026

Child-headed households. Blind mothers raising kids alone. Grandparents doing it all at 67. 💛

These are the families we support every month with food packs - maize, beans, cooking oil, soap, the basics that make a real difference.

14 families received their packs in February. It's not flashy. It's not complicated. It's just food, showing up when it's needed most.

This is what love looks like in practice. And it's funded entirely by people like you.

Thank you so much for being a part of this!

26/05/2026

Providing mothers with care and support is what this project is all about - and to achieve that, we believe that the fathers need to be involved too. So last month, we ran nutrition sessions together - talking macronutrients, micronutrients, and how to grow food that actually nourishes - for the entire family.

Because healthy pregnancies aren't just about mums. They're about families.

Knowledge that'll feed families for years, not just one generation.

That's the kind of change we're here for. 💚

24/05/2026

In Malawi, around 11.6% of the population live with a disability. The majority have little or no access to rehabilitation services meaning no physio, no occupational therapy and generally no support.

Butttt…our SEND Unit at M'bang'ombe Health Centre is changing that.

This March: 3 new children assessed, 37 babies screened at birth.

It means that we can support babies and their parents from the start - which can drastically improve their quality of life.

Last month alone we were told by our ground team that a child can now sit up on their own, one is crawling and another who can stand independently.

To you that might sound small. To these families, it's everything. ❤️

22/05/2026

Every pair of Love Specs you buy = 2.5g of ocean-bound plastic picked up + a little more fuel in the tank for projects like this one in Malawi.

Made in ethical factories. Made from recycled plastic. Made because we genuinely believe you can look good AND do good.

This month, our team in Malawi saw 26,104 people since April last year. Merch sales help keep that number growing.

Link in bio to grab a pair 🌊🕶️

20/05/2026

This is Msaiwale, using his new crutches made by our disability outreach clinic at Chimbalu Health Centre!

18/05/2026

In Malawi, nearly half of all children under 5 are stunted due to malnutrition. Not because families don't care - but because the food and support simply isn't there.

Every month our mobile clinics growth-monitor hundreds of children and refer the ones falling behind for nutritional support. This March that was 1,372 kids checked, and 14 referred before things got worse.

We can't fix everything. But we can make sure these kids have a fighting chance.

And we do with your help. Every single month. 🙏

16/05/2026

Meet Msaiwale. 🧡

He came to our disability outreach clinic at Chimbalu Health Centre with a condition called Thoracic Disc Bulge - and until recently, a simple stick was all he had to help him get around.

Our rehab technician took his measurements and had a pair of crutches made locally at Malawi Trading Centre fitted just for him. He was so happy to receive them!

The 6 cyclists are helping fundraise for disability and other programs supported by Gold Youth and Unite Support!

This is what our disability outreach is about. If you'd like to support more moments like this one, click this link: https://lovesupportunite.org/donate/

14/05/2026

Some wonderful updates from one of our founders Alice!

12/05/2026

Last Friday our amazing partner Heather Palmer met Jimmy! He has graduated with a degree in physiotherapy, which heather funded, and is now being supported through an internship at our SEND clinic.

He was treating a three year old girl with cerebral palsy who is very malnourished and is looked after by her grandmother.

We are so happy to see how much care and love Jimmy puts towards his new little client

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