Finance & Administration
Stewardship of resources, financial controls, and administrative governance for the Commission.
CCJP Blantyre
Accountability structures guiding CCJP Blantyre under the Archdiocese of Blantyre.
Governance Structure
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) of the Archdiocese of Blantyre is a social arm of the Catholic Church, founded by the Catholic Bishops of Malawi in 1995. It is a faith-based organisation inspired by Gospel values and the Social Teachings of the Church.
The Commission is under the legal mandate of His Grace, Archbishop Thomas Luke Msusa. Below him is the Board, followed by the Secretariat headed by a Coordinator. Below the Secretariat are Deanery and Parish CCJP Committees, and then out-church CCJP Committees.
In each parish there is an established CCJP Parish Committee, and in each deanery a CCJP Deanery Committee coordinating parish work. There are over 50 CCJP Church, Parish and Deanery Committees across the Archdiocese. Each Parish Committee has a membership of not less than 50 dedicated animators and volunteers — men and women of varied skills and experience, many serving since 1995 on a voluntary basis. CCJP also has almost 100 trained paralegals across the Archdiocese.

Organisation Chart
From ecclesiastical oversight through board governance to parish-level volunteer networks.
Board Sub-Committees
Board sub-committees supporting governance, planning, and accountability.
Stewardship of resources, financial controls, and administrative governance for the Commission.
Oversight of programme design, delivery, monitoring, and alignment with CCJP mission.
Partnerships, fundraising, and sustainable resourcing for justice and peace work.
Guiding Principles
An empowered society where all people fully enjoy peace, justice and human rights.
To promote justice, peace and human rights for all citizens through civic education, advocacy, empowerment, capacity building, environmental justice, research and documentation in accordance with the Gospel values and the Catholic Social Teachings.
Secretariat
The CCJP Blantyre Secretariat is a dedicated team of professionals supporting programme delivery, finance, monitoring and evaluation, research and paralegal services, field operations, and administration across the Archdiocese.
Led by the Archdiocesan Coordinator, the Secretariat implements the Commission's justice and peace mandate, coordinates parish and deanery committees, and provides technical support to community volunteers and paralegals throughout southern Malawi.
For enquiries, contact the Secretariat at admin@ccjpbtmw.org or visit our Contact page.
Support justice, peace, and human dignity work across southern Malawi.