By Burnett Munthali

Vice President Dr. Jane Ansah has launched the 2026 Ndimoyo Palliative Care Trust Fundraising Golf Tournament, setting in motion a campaign expected to generate K80 million to improve care for Malawians living with chronic and life-limiting illnesses.Vice-President Jane Ansah hosts “Thank You” Rally in Mangochi

The fundraising initiative was unveiled during a ceremony at Lilongwe Golf Club, where golfers and supporters gathered to demonstrate their commitment to strengthening palliative healthcare services in the country.

According to the organisers, the money raised will finance the procurement of essential medicines and specialised medical equipment needed to improve the treatment and comfort of patients requiring palliative care.

The campaign reflects the Trust’s continued efforts to bridge critical gaps in healthcare by ensuring that patients facing serious illnesses receive timely medical support and compassionate care.Mutharika’s Choice of Bright Msaka Over Jane Ansah Sparks Protocol Debate

The official launch attracted prominent golfers from across different sectors, highlighting the willingness of individuals and organisations to contribute to health programmes that directly benefit vulnerable communities.

Organisers said the tournament serves not only as a fundraising platform but also as an opportunity to raise public awareness about the importance of palliative care in improving patients’ quality of life.

Palliative care plays a vital role in managing pain, easing suffering and providing emotional, psychological and social support to individuals living with long-term or terminal illnesses, as well as their families.BMTV advises Jane Ansah to work with Mutharika

The Ndimoyo Palliative Care Trust has become an important partner in complementing Malawi’s healthcare system by delivering specialised services to patients whose conditions require continuous care and support.

As the fundraising campaign gets underway, the Trust hopes the tournament will mobilise sufficient resources to expand its services and enable more Malawians to access life-enhancing medicines, medical equipment and professional palliative care