Emerge Livelihoods
Championing an ecosystem that amplifies the self reliance of individuals & communities through sustainable livelihoods development
Emerge Livelihoods was established in 2017 with a core mission to foster socio-economic growth for communities through transformative solutions leveraging technology, promoting inclusivity and collaboration. Emerge Livelihoods adopts transformative graduation approaches equipping individuals and communities with equitable opportunities and interventions transitioning them out of poverty.
Through an ecosystem led approach partnering with governments, development organisations and local organisations, Emerge Livelihoods delivers programs and services in transformative education, sustainable entrepreneurship, livelihoods development, inclusive digital transformation, environment and natural resources management, and gender equality and social inclusion benefiting 5000 community members annually.
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Kick to Learn, Kick to Thrive
In Malawi most young people face limited access to skills, education, and pathways to build sustainable futures. Emerge Livelihoods works to change this by equipping individuals and communities across Malawi with training, leadership development, and inclusive opportunities that foster self-reliance and growth. Through our new initiative- " Kick to Learn. Kick to Thrive", under Emerge Learn we aim to reach 500 children and youth by December 2026 , using sports as a gateway to learning, life skills, and livelihood opportunities. Sports enables safe spaces for children and young people to build confidence, teamwork, and resilience - skills that extend far beyond the field. Join us as a partner, supporter, or volunteer bringing this to life and contributing towards unlocking brighter futures. With a $50 donation, is a young persons life transformed. Together, we can create endless possibilities for children and youth to learn, lead, and thrive.
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- $25,000
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