Empowering women across Malawi
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.
We were privileged to distribute qurbani donations to over 1,700 women and youths.
In April, Muslim World League generously donated two boreholes to MASYAP support groups in need, thereby ensuring access to clean and portable drinking water for their members.
Responding to the hunger that has hit, killing most of the people in the country and with the many complaints of hunger that came in from many MASYAP members, on the 13th of December 2023, the Mai Aisha Trust donated 331 bags of maize
HASENE International also donated 1000 goats to vulnerable MASYAP members. Hasen has become a source of joy in the lives of the oppressed and needy people. Both qurbani donations were done at Maone Vocational Center.
Qurbani as referred to an Islamic law, is a ritual animal sacrifice of a livestock animal during Eid al-Adha. The concept and definition of the word is derived from the Qur’an, the sacred scripture of Muslims. In the past days,
The Muslim World League has donated 4 boreholes in Zomba, Blantyre and Thyolo through MASYAP support groups. Balakasi and Mapanga Support groups were first spotted to be among those that do not have access to clean water and people walk
In March, MASYAP donated 610 food packs to its support group members who were affected by Cyclone Freddy that hit Malawi. After passing through Southern Africa for the second time this in the same month, Tropical Storm Freddy swept through
MASYAP would like to express immense gratitude towards MWL for the continued support that alleviates poverty in most households. The donation came at the right time as most households are facing food shortages. The beneficiaries were in different categories as
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