Lake Malawi's Clinic Ship
Who we Are
The Chauncy Maples Trust has been established in UK to raise money to match the contribution made by the Malawi government. Once funding is provided, the renovation of Chauncy Maples will take about two years.
Patrons
The Rt Rev Donald Arden is the nephew of the engineer who oversaw the building of the Chauncy Maples. He was the Archbishop of Central Africa and blessed the ship after her last major refit in 1967.
His Excellency the High Commissioner of Malawi to Great Britain, Dr Francis Moto.
Hayley de Putron BA, Hons, is a British financier.
Director
Janie Hampton, BA (Human Sciences), MSc (International Health) has planned health projects for governments and NGOs in Africa, South America, the Pacific and Asia; and worked with the Ministry of Health in Malawi on several projects.
Trustees of the Chauncy Maples Malawi Trust
Dr. Tim Healing, MSc PhD DipClinMicro is an epidemiologist with expertise in tropical diseases.
Belinda Coote has been a Country-Director for Oxfam, Chief Executive of Medical Aid for Palestinians and Chief Executive of Latitude Global Volunteering.
Nilesh Goswami is an economist and management consultant who has worked in the public sector and the NHS for 25 years, and for many charities including VSO in Zambia and Malawi.
Jane Moore RN, MPH (Liverpool STM) is a registered nurse/midwife and has worked in Africa for Oxfam and AMREF, and is a trustee of international relief agency RedR.
Carrie Osborne, BSc (Human Biology), MSc (Community Health in Developing Countries) is a Chartered Biologist, public health consultant and farmer near Monkey Bay.
Martin Wilkinson is an accountant with long experience working with charities.
The Chauncy Maples Project in Malawi
Nigel Cheal, marine engineer, Lake Malawi.
Captain Kamanga, Director of Safety, Marine Services, Ministry of Transport & Public Works, Lilongwe.
Chikumbutso J Lalilombe, manager of Nedbank, Lilongwe.
Martha Mondiwa, Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of the Nurses and Midwifery Council, Lilongwe.
Domini Nkoma, health economist, Ministry of Health, Lilongwe.
Pieter Volschenk, marine architect, Naval Africa Design, Durban, South Africa.
Patrick F Zimpita, Director of Planning, Ministry of Health, Lilongwe.
