Empowering women across Malawi
An on-going project that hopes in keeping children in school by stitching school uniforms as quality education in Malawi can be achieved if school children were provided with adequate learning materials, school uniforms and a better learning environment. This is
These are one of the routine meetings that are held twice a year with the aim of following up on how the support group activities are progressing. There were 37 support group chairladies during the meeting. Each chairlady brought challenges
The essence of this program is to assist the youth members in our support groups with school fees. We have the total of 35 students on our school fees program, from all support groups as follows: Chiradzulu and Mtendere support
The Muslim World Leage (MWL) organisation donated yet another set of food packs in Ramadhan. 110 more MASYAP members including young mothers, orphans and vulnerable women benefited from the donation. Below are some of the cheerful young mothers and girls from
Road-To-Relief, one of the organisations that work with MASYAP donated 100 food packs to MASYAP women members across all support groups. The donation was aimed at assisting the members with food during the month of Ramadhan. The members were very
Makungwa, Chatha and M’miliwa were some of youth support groups that were visited during the outreach. All youth support groups were visited with the aim of following up on how the girls progressing in their different activities that they do;
This outreach programme was scheduled to record one of that MASYAP Corner radio programme. Present during the Village head, teachers and the support group members. The village head appreciated the great job that MASYAP women do as it contributes to
MASYAP has introduced basic computer lessons to MASYAP youths and women as one way of equipping them with computer literacy knowledge. The initiative came about after noticing that most of the youths do not have the technical know-how of using
Apart from stitching abayas, school uniforms, re-usable sanitary pads, face masks for donations to the less privileged, TOC also receives tenders from individuals or organisations. This time around, TOC received a tender from its mother body, The Mai Aisha Trust
The youth school fees programme is aimed at keeping the less privileged girls in school. This allows the bright and talented children who would otherwise not be able to afford the fees to attend Community Day Secondary Schools (CDSS) and