Women with disabilities in Machinga, Thyolo, and Zomba face daily hardship just to prepare a meal. Many must collect firewood or buy charcoal, exposing them to health risks, physical strain, and environmental harm. For 250 women, limited mobility makes these tasks especially difficult and unsafe. Access to camping stove gas will allow safer, cleaner, and more efficient cooking. It will reduce reliance on charcoal, protect local forests, and free up time and income for daily needs. This support will ease physical burden, improve wellbeing, and help women live with greater dignity and independence in their homes and communities.