Empowering women across Malawi
At MASYAP, our mission to empower and support vulnerable communities remains unwavering. In a recent outreach initiative, we visited 12 support groups across Thyolo, and Blantyre districts to connect with members, monitor their progress, and provide essential guidance.
In October 2024, Mai Aisha Sisters and Youth AIDS Programme (MASYAP) extended its outreach efforts by visiting 12 support groups across Zomba, Thyolo, and Blantyre districts.
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.
Our team conducted a comprehensive outreach programme, following up on the progress of 12 support groups.
MASYAP continues the support group visits which encourages them to build stronger relationships the kind of mutually supportive bonds that last a lifetime creating a very real community where no one is fake and everyone feels safe that they can
HIV is a Virus that causes AIDS and this virus destroys CD4 cells that fight against Diseases. MASYAP visited different woman and youth support Groups were we discussed ways of prevent HIV as well ways in which a human can contract HIV
These routine visits are conducted weekly with the aim of following up on the progress of the groups as well as sensitizing them on the current life-threatening issues like mental health and at the core being the issue of HIV/AIDS
These are routine outreach visits that are carried out on monthly basis with the aim of following up on their daily activities. The youth coordinator visits them to teach, encourage and make sure that all members are being treated equally.
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
The Youth Coordinator, Fatima Hassan visited three support groups, namely; Kameza, Lirangwe and Lunzu. The visits were aimed at monitoring the activeness of youth members in their respective support groups as well as sensitizing on the need to follow covid-19