In partnership with the Muslim World League, MASYAP provided essential food support to 200 households facing severe food shortages due to the ongoing hunger crisis in Malawi.
MASYAP Donates Vital Food Relief for Vulnerable Households
MASYAP Continued Support for Microfinance Beneficiaries
MASYAP remains committed to supporting its microfinance beneficiaries by visiting their places of business to assess their environments and offer guidance.
Muslim World League Donates Puzzle Solving Games for Children
On September 9th, 2024, MASYAP received a generous donation from the Muslim World League. Puzzle-solving games were distributed to 11 children from MASYAP’s support groups.
MASYAP Women and Youth Meeting
Two chairladies’ meetings were held for both women and youth support groups. These meetings focused on the theme of strengthening support through active listening and collaboration.
MASYAP’s September 2024 Health and Well-being Outreach
In September 2024, the MASYAP women and youth coordinators, together with the HIV Testing Services (HTS) Provider, conducted a series of visits to various women and youth support groups.
Muslim World League and Road-To-Relief Donates Food Packs to Masyap Women and Youth.
On August 1 and 9, 2024, MASYAP made a meaningful impact in the lives of 690 vulnerable women and youth by distributing food relief packs generously donated by the Muslim World League and Road-To-Relief.
MASYAP Youth School Fees Programme
MASYAP conducted school fees entry exams for secondary school students to identify deserving beneficiaries for its educational support program.
MASYAP Microfinance Programme
In parallel, MASYAP engaged with the microfinance support groups by visiting members actively running businesses.
MASYAP Support Group Outreach
Beyond the immediate relief efforts, MASYAP continued its commitment to community support through a series of targeted outreach programs across 9 youth, women, and microfinance support groups.
MASYAP HIV Testing Services Workshop
August 24, 2024, MASYAP’s HTS provider participated in a workshop that was organized by Umunthu Foundation that explored the policy and legal aspects of Sexual Reproductive Health Services (SRHS)