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Patricia Tsiga
Patricia Tsiga, born and raised in Zimbabwe, is the visionary founder of Butterfly Foundation International. This organization is dedicated to transforming lives and advocating for mental health awareness across multiple countries. Her journey into philanthropy was marked by a profound moment in 2012 during a visit to Namaso Bay, Malawi, where she encountered Ganet Njerenje, a woman ostracized by her village due to her mental challenges and muteness.
Ganet's plight
Moved by Ganet's plight, Tsiga initiated an investigation through Ricky Mwenyewe, a field officer for Transport4transport at the time. It was discovered that Mwenyewe was related to the Njerenje family, adding a personal connection to their struggles. Under Tsiga's leadership, Butterfly Foundation International began providing Ganet with essential support, including clothing and food, significantly alleviating the burden on her paralyzed father, who had lost his job due to severe health issues.
Tsiga's
Thanks to Tsiga's intervention, Ganet's life transformed from one of isolation to one of purpose. She became a beacon of hope and a key provider for her family. Tsiga's efforts have highlighted the critical need for mental health education and awareness campaigns, challenging stigma and misinformation across multiple countries.
Tsiga's
The butterfly effect of Tsiga's work has reached as far as Gambia, Zambia, Malawi, and Zimbabwe. In Zambia, the foundation is helping people with albinism. In Zimbabwe, it assists children with school fees and supports the disabled. In Gambia, it has various projects, and in Malawi, it aids women with HIV, the elderly, and the less privileged. Patricia Tsiga's life and work continue to inspire and drive Butterfly Foundation International's mission to create a more inclusive and compassionate world.
Experience village life at our guest house in Mthumba.
Blankets for the Elderly:
Donating blankets to the elderly in rural areas.
Agriculture Project:
Assisting women from vulnerable groups, including those who are widowed, elderly, single, and living with HIV, by supporting farming initiatives to help them provide for their families.
HIV and AIDS Sensitization:
Educating communities about HIV and AIDS to raise awareness and promote prevention.
Support for Marginalized Groups:
Helping the disabled and mentally challenged individuals, as well as providing financial assistance for school fees for children from vulnerable groups.
Commitment of the Butterfly Foundation Malawi
The Butterfly Foundation Malawi is committed to improving the lives of vulnerable and marginalized groups by providing essential support such as blankets for the elderly, empowering women through agricultural projects, raising awareness about HIV and AIDS, and assisting the disabled and children from disadvantaged backgrounds to access education.
