At Prohealth Malta, CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) is not an afterthought—it’s a central part of our mission to promote health, well-being, and ethical business practices in both Malta and Libya. We take pride in driving positive change through sustainable operations and community involvement.
At Prohealth Malta, we believe that responsible business begins with strong ethical practices and clearly defined roles for all stakeholders. Through this foundation, we strive to make a meaningful and lasting difference in everything we do. Our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme is a core part of how we engage with and contribute to the broader community.
We are deeply committed to enhancing the lives of our customers, employees, suppliers, and society as a whole. Causes such as environmental sustainability and mental health awareness are especially close to our heart—reflecting our holistic approach to health, wellness, and social impact.
Established in 1993, Richmond Foundation is Malta’s leading mental health NGO, offering comprehensive support to individuals experiencing mental health challenges. The foundation provides community services, promotes mental well-being, and works to eliminate stigma through education and advocacy.
One of Malta’s oldest environmental NGOs, Nature Trust focuses on conservation, environmental education, and habitat restoration. As a partner of the Foundation for Environmental Education, it manages nature reserves, conducts afforestation projects, and operates a wildlife rescue team.
Żibel is a Maltese NGO dedicated to environmental conservation through clean-up initiatives and waste reduction. The organization mobilizes volunteers for coastal and underwater clean-ups, promoting sustainable practices and raising awareness about pollution.
Founded in 2001, the Malta Eczema Society supports individuals with eczema and their families by providing information, practical advice, and advocacy. The society organizes public talks, lobbies for better medical care, and raises awareness about eczema-related issues.
Established in memory of Karl Vella, the foundation provides free psychological support to children and families dealing with serious illness or loss. Located in Attard, it offers a safe space for emotional healing through therapy and peer support.
Since 1989, Hospice Malta has been offering free palliative care to patients with life-limiting illnesses, including cancer and motor neuron disease. The organization provides holistic support addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs, and recently expanded services with the opening of St. Michael Hospice.
Fondazzjoni Sebħ provides residential and community services for children and families in need, including survivors of domestic violence. The foundation offers therapeutic care, family support, and aftercare services to promote healing and social inclusion.
Għabex is a government-run shelter in Malta that provides emergency accommodation and support to victims of domestic violence. The facility offers a safe environment and access to necessary services for individuals escaping abusive situations.
Founded in 2015, MWAM empowers asylum seekers, refugees, and migrant women to integrate into Maltese society. Through initiatives like the SAHHA community kitchen, the association offers training, employment opportunities, and promotes cultural understanding.
PIMHA is a Maltese organization focused on supporting the mental health and well-being of infants and their caregivers during the critical early years. It advocates for early intervention, promotes awareness of parent-infant bonding, and supports professionals working with families.