Empowering women across Malawi
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
MASYAP visited nine HIV/AIDS youth support groups with the aim of encouraging the girls to work hard in their studies because only a literate person can read information about HIV and make informed decisions. Drama and netball are some of
MASYAP, just like the rest of the World has commemorated the World Hygiene Day with some of its women and youth members from different support groups. The function took place in the MASYAP office in Limbe, Blantyre District. It is
This meeting was held with the aim of equipping the chairladies with correct information about HIV/AIDS and all MASYAP objectives, updating on new programmes, knowing how the support groups are conducting themselves in the absence of the officials from the
MASYAP donated 49 re-usable sanitary pads to school-going MASYAP youth members on 5th May 2021. The donation was aimed at helping school going girls so that they do not skip school when they are menstruating. We also took this opportunity
World Muslim League donated packs of maize flour (Ufa) to MASYAP women as we were approaching Eid celebration. The donation was aimed at supporting the women with food. MASYAP has approximately 1500 and 1000 members in women support groups and
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
On 11th march we had 12 members from savings program from the following support groups: Alasala, Makwasa, BCA, Chiradzulu and Mtendere. These youths were trained on the importance of saving for future use. The facilitator emphasized on the need to