Pamthunzi Safety Net is a nonprofitable organization founded in 2021 by Abdul Rahim Ntenje, a graduate of Mzuzu University with a Bachelor of Science in Transformative Community Development. Located in Luwinga, Mzuzu City, in the Northern Region of Malawi, Pamthunzi Safety Net envisions itself as a shade of hope for vulnerable children and the wider community.

Recognizing the barriers that poverty and poor living standards create in accessing quality education for less privileged children, and deeply concerned by the rise in suicide cases in Malawi, Pamthunzi Safety Net was established to intervene and foster positive change. The organization is committed to raising awareness and implementing strategies aimed at creating a brighter future for those in need.

To achieve its mission, Pamthunzi Safety Net actively seeks collaboration with communities, donors, and volunteers, understanding that collective effort is essential for sustainable impact.

A society that is free from suicidal cases, the vulnerable and needy children empowered and embraces the values of humanity and equal opportunities.

To initiate and promote mental well being, create a safe, nurturing environment for vulnerable children, provide support, and allow equal opportunities for the vulnerable children to grow and develop to their full potential for sustainable development.