ABOUT WWOOF
The founding idea of WWOOF is to facilitate human exchanges around organic farming. WWOOF hopes to provide a way for people to learn about organic food, farming, and ways of life. In doing so it brings people 
together to share common human values and thinking. WWOOF also hopes to provide helping hands to its organic hosts and allow volunteers to understand what it means to earn a living organically.
Originally called “Working Weekends on Organic Farms”, WWOOF came into being in England, in Autumn 1971, when Sue Coppard, a secretary living and working in London, recognised the need for people like herself, who did not have the means or the opportunity, to access the countryside and support the organic movement.
Today WWOOF stands for “World Wide Opportunties on Organic Farms.”
About WWOOF Malawi
WWOOF Malawi is a non-profit making organization serving a common goal in Malawi in improving, initiating and connecting Organic farmers with people willing to volunteer in organic farms. WWOOF Malawi is independently owned and operated – but affiliated to the Federation of WWOOF Organisations (FoWO). 
WWOOF Malawi was established in 2015 by Joshua Malunga to promote learning in agro-ecological and sustainable farming methods. The program provides first-hand experience for participants, allowing them to engage directly with farming practices that are environmentally friendly and sustainable. This initiative aims to enhance agricultural knowledge and skills while supporting sustainable development in Malawi.
WWOOF’s aim is to
- Create a network within the ecological movement
- Promote, inform and educate about agro-ecological farming and sustainability
- Present ecological methods as viable alternatives
- Promote solidarity between people as well as an ethical economy
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