Empowering women across Malawi
These visits are aimed at civic-educating the girls on the preventive measures of HIV/AIDS. They are also encouraged to work hard in their studies as most of the members are young and school going. The support group visits strengthens the
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
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;
The get together was aimed at encouraging fellow youths to be vigilant in practicing their rights as Muslims such as the right to education and the right to wearing hijab in school. The girls also lack guidance as they have
The youth support groups are vibrant and helping in shaping the communities by lending a hand those in need. The elderly, people living with HIV and orphans are assisted. In the month of November, 10 support groups were visited and
The support group visits were conducted in the following support groups: Lunzu, Bangwe nvula, Kubaluti, Kameza, Bangwe alasala, Chemusa, Machinjiri, Lirangwe. The youth follow-up visits are conducted with the aim of building a team-work spirit in the girls and encouraging
TOC has donated school uniforms to 4 support groups namely: Chatha, Chilobwe, Chilomoni and Ndirande support groups. A total number of 170 pupils has benefitted from the donation. ‘sazandipandibwenzanso ku sukulu’ (I will not be sent back from school again),
The routine support group outreach visits have been successful in all 9 support groups. These are carried out with the aim of encouraging the youth to be active members so that they can help in propagating HIV/AIDS messages in their
The school fees programme is aimed at providing financial support for girls most in need to continue their education. In this third term there are 39 students that are benefiting from the programme from 21 HIV support groups. MASYAP has
MASYAP visits support groups, the main aim of the visit was to follow up on how girls are progressing in several activities of MASYP and how active they are. The following were discussed: – School dropout rate – Teen pregnancies