Celebrating Inclusion, Dignity, and Hope, Night to Shine 2026

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Francis Dube, World Vision Malawi Country Director
Fyson Masina
Thursday, February 19, 2026

World Vision Malawi was honored to join Beit CURE Children’s Hospital of Malawi for the inspiring Night to Shine 2026 celebration, a global movement that crowns children with disabilities as Kings and Queens, affirming their worth, dignity, and belonging.

We commend Beit CURE for the extraordinary work they continue to do as one of the only hospitals in Malawi providing free specialized orthopedic care for children. Their service restores mobility, confidence, and a future filled with possibilities for thousands of children across the country.

Francis Dube, World Vision Country Director, interacts with children during the event

Our partnership with Beit CURE is transforming lives, from identifying children in remote communities to supporting referrals, follow-up care, and helping families navigate the journey toward healing.

Together, we are breaking stigma, strengthening families, and building a more inclusive Malawi where every child can shine.

To the parents and caregivers: your resilience is inspiring.
To the children: you are loved, valued, and celebrated, today and always.

Beit Cure International, Malawi, organised a Night to Shine annual event

Together, we can ensure every child, regardless of ability, has the opportunity to thrive.

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