Melita Ltd has been a pioneer in digital innovation in Malta since its establishment in 1992. With creativity at its core, Melita champions the idea that technological progress should go hand in hand with the protection of Malta’s heritage and environment. The company also actively supports local television productions, recognising their contribution to the cultural and social development of the country.
Through its charitable arm, the Melita Foundation, Melita Ltd invests in initiatives that promote:
Support from the Melita Foundation:
🟢 In 2023, the Melita Foundation provided a grant that enabled SJAF to:
🟢 In 2024/2025, the Melita Foundation supported the restoration of two rainwater wells at the newly established SOAR Survivors’ Hub, a safe and nurturing space for women and children who have experienced domestic violence. The works included:
This project has enhanced the environmental sustainability of the hub while promoting therapeutic and practical activities that foster healing and resilience for survivors.
We thank the Melita Foundation for being a steadfast partner in strengthening our services and empowering our community through sustainable, impactful support.
- Social and community advancement
- Sustainable use of natural resources and environmental protection
- The advancement of culture, arts, and national heritage
Support from the Melita Foundation:
🟢 In 2023, the Melita Foundation provided a grant that enabled SJAF to:
- Install fire detection systems across three service sites
- Carry out health and safety risk assessments at four locations
- Invest in a case management system to improve data inputting, maintenance, and reporting — significantly enhancing service monitoring, accountability, and impact measurement
🟢 In 2024/2025, the Melita Foundation supported the restoration of two rainwater wells at the newly established SOAR Survivors’ Hub, a safe and nurturing space for women and children who have experienced domestic violence. The works included:
- Cleaning the wells and safely disposing of debris at registered sites
- Repairing cracks and structural damages
- Plastering and waterproofing
- Integrating a 155m² roof-level catchment area to supply up to 70,000 litres of rainwater to support organic gardening and sustainability initiatives
This project has enhanced the environmental sustainability of the hub while promoting therapeutic and practical activities that foster healing and resilience for survivors.
We thank the Melita Foundation for being a steadfast partner in strengthening our services and empowering our community through sustainable, impactful support.
