To ensure sustainability and growth of income-generating activities, MASYAP conducted follow-up visits among microfinance beneficiaries.
MASYAP Microfinance Follow-Up Visits


To ensure sustainability and growth of income-generating activities, MASYAP conducted follow-up visits among microfinance beneficiaries.

The meeting focused on transforming young women into confident, active leaders capable of driving meaningful community change.

MASYAP conducted targeted outreach programs focusing on women and youth groups that remain highly vulnerable to HIV and AIDS.
As part of its commitment to economic empowerment and poverty reduction, MASYAP conducts follow-up visits to microfinance beneficiaries to monitor the progress of their businesses.
Through regular visits to youth support groups, MASYAP continues to provide guidance, encouragement, and emotional support to young members.
MASYAP conducted outreach visits to various women’s support groups to strengthen community bonds and encourage mutual support among members.

MASYAP continued implementing outreach programs across various support groups, providing counseling and HIV Testing Services (HTS).

During the blessed month of Ramadan, MASYAP distributed 950 food packs donated by Road to Relief. The distribution benefited approximately 2,500 individuals from 950 households, including vulnerable young mothers, elderly women, and people living with HIV/AIDS.

In addition to the standard loan disbursement, MASYAP also supported several beneficiaries through the Murabaha microfinance program, which provides business assets instead of cash to help members establish or strengthen their enterprises.
Following the completion of the training sessions, MASYAP proceeded with loan disbursement to 162 beneficiaries, including young mothers.