Annual Report 2019t
Heres a quick look into our accomplishments, challenges and lessons throughout various projects within different thematic areas in the year 2019...
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We exist to reduce gender based violence by protecting and supporting women and children who have been victimized; preventing future occurrences of the same through the provision and reinforcement of long lasting solutions that deal with the causes of Gender Based Violence.
We envision a just Malawi in which all women and children are able to pursue their rights to live a healthy, socially and economically empowered life.
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Two learners hold up the happiness and sadness boxes used to report abuse at Chisugulu secondary school in Phalombe
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girl poses as a national treasure, entitled to rights as a Malawian Citizen, a National Champion to be.
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Standard 6& 7 girls and their teacher Mrs Nyorongo Ulongwe 2 primary school, Balaka.
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Intersports day in Phalombe, Malawi
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Heres' what people have to say about us
Including patrons, donors, the communities.
" We understand the sexual and reproductive health challenges and risks young girls face in early marriages. As such we must promote education among the youth for meaningful protection of their sexual reproduction rights" Nation, 27/06/18
" This is a local organization that "lives" in the community and has to do "more with less resources". "
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Stories as told by our volunteers, communities, donors and many other stake holders
Heres a quick look into our accomplishments, challenges and lessons throughout various projects within different thematic areas in the year 2019...
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Project Officer for CAVWOC Linda Alimoso drew the highlight during a coordination meeting for girls from various Youth Clubs in Traditional Authority Nazombe and Male Champions, aimed at creating linkages between the two groups in order to facilitate strong SRH advocacy. According to Alimoso, lack of linkage between the two groups has proven to create challenges especially in reaching out to men on issues of SRH as they tend to listen to fellow men than the opposite sex on such issues. “When we send a man to convert a man into accepting Sexual Reproductive Health we achieve more than when we send women to do the same. This is because men are not so easy to convince especially when the issue at hand has to do with a woman, so in this arrangement we are using male champions to woo fellow men into helping girls and women speak out on issues of Sexual Reproductive Health,” Alimoso said. Through an Amplify Change funded project aimed at improving girls’ access to sexual Reproductive Health and Information, CAVWOC is facilitating the male championship initiative in which exemplary men advocate for provision of SRH services to girls as a way of protecting them from dropping out of school due to pregnancies. more at https://malawi24.com/2019/08/22/men-critical-to-srh-advocacy-cavwoc/
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Chikwawa, July 9, 2019: Young people under Senior Chief Ngabu in Chikwawa district were on Wednesday challenged to think of a project that could be implemented in the area as Get Up, Speak Out (GUSO) Project phases out next year. GUSO is a five year project whose main aim was to increase youth participation in development and is being implemented in Mangochi and Chikwawa with funding from Simavi based in the Netherlands. Read more at http://www.manaonline.gov.mw/index.php/national/health/item/13163-chikwawa-youth-challenged-on-future-projects
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