Programme updates
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Tracking how loans are used
Follow-up visits check how members use their loans and how they feel about saving, so MASYAP can prevent business failure and plan better.
Programme updateSchool uniforms for 660 pupils at four rural primary schools
Threads of Care aims to give uniforms to 660 learners at Mbayani, Chiradzulu, Chikomwe and Chimbeta primary schools, to keep vulnerable children in c…
Programme updateHIV testing at the MASYAP office and in communities
Young people aged 15 to 24 are especially vulnerable to HIV. MASYAP now offers testing at its conveniently located office as well as in members’ comm…
Programme updateFrom school fees to a nursing diploma: Aisha Billy graduates
Aisha Billy, supported by MASYAP from secondary school to college, now holds a diploma in nursing and midwifery.
Programme updateYouth sessions on hygiene and HIV prevention
Some youth group sessions included HIV testing, with a provider speaking about personal hygiene and how HIV is transmitted and prevented.
Programme updateHelping members’ businesses thrive, not just survive
Follow-up sessions let each member share how her business is run, discuss challenges and find solutions together.
Programme updateTraining before every loan
Before each round of loans, members are trained in business management, saving and debt management so they can save and repay without difficulty.
Programme updateSewing uniforms before the new school term
The Threads of Care team is working hard to finish school uniforms before schools reopen on 11 September 2023.
Programme updateClean water for support group communities
MASYAP’s borehole project aims to bring a reliable supply of clean water to every support group community that lacks it.
Programme updateFollow-up visits after every loan
After every round of loans, MASYAP visits members to check on their businesses and talk through challenges, so they can manage well and repay.
Programme updateWeekly visits: HIV, mental health and other health issues
Weekly visits to women’s groups follow up on progress and raise awareness of HIV/AIDS, mental health and other serious health issues.
Programme updateYouth workshop on human trafficking
MASYAP youth attended a Government and CADECOM workshop warning young people about trafficking disguised as jobs abroad.