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Updates from our support groups, programmes and supporters.
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School fees for 35 girls across three districts
35 girls from support groups in Blantyre, Chiradzulu and Thyolo are on the school fees programme. Guardians met MASYAP before fees were paid.
Support receivedMuslim World League Ramadan food packs for 110 more members
Young mothers, orphans and vulnerable women from groups including Chiradzulu, Chiwembe and Soche received food packs from the Muslim World League.
Support receivedRoad to Relief gives 100 Ramadan food packs
Road to Relief donated 100 food packs for women members across all support groups during Ramadan.
Programme updateVisiting every youth group: drama, care for the elderly and the challenges girls face
The Youth Coordinator visited all youth groups, including Makungwa, Chatha and M’miliwa, to follow up on their activities and hear about their challe…
Programme updateVillage head and teachers praise MASYAP women on the radio
During a MASYAP Corner recording, a village head praised members’ care for orphans and the sick, and a teacher said donated uniforms have cut absence…
NewsComputer and tailoring lessons for women and girls
MASYAP now teaches basic computer skills and tailoring to its women and youth members.
Programme updateThreads of Care makes face masks for the Mai Aisha Trust
Besides making items to donate, Threads of Care takes orders from organisations. Its latest was face masks for schoolchildren, ordered by the Mai Ais…
Programme updateSchool fees programme: 35 girls fully funded
MASYAP pays 100% of school fees for 35 girls from its support groups. This year 12 sat their JCE exams and 3 their MSCE.
News200 trees planted in Chiradzulu
Two support groups in Chiradzulu planted 200 trees to support sustainable farming and adapt to climate change.
NewsSix new support groups in Zomba join microfinance
The new groups at Ngwelero, Mponda, Balakasi, Mapanga, Nseula and Mmiliwa have joined the microfinance programme.
Programme updateWhy training comes before every loan
Training helps women succeed in business, reduces defaults and builds a habit of saving.
Programme update20 young women receive MK40,000 business loans
After business training with Opportunity Malawi, 20 girls received loans of MK40,000 each for the April–July 2022 cycle.