LEFT BEHIND BY VANISHING CLINICS
Tafele Kapatuka was left confused and anxious when the outreach vehicle that used to bring family planning services to her village stopped coming. Just two months earlier, Tafele of Mwenda
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HOPE IN A PILL
At sunrise in Dzaleka Refugee Camp, Chris Mahatchi laces up his shoes and steps out onto the dusty road. Around him, the camp is waking up, children heading to makeshift
A MILESTONE IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HIV
1 July 2025 – The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) is proud to announce the roll out of CAB-LA (cabotegravir-long acting), a form of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV in Eswatini and
Chiefs Set To Link Youth With SRH Services
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire Ntcheu chiefs under Inkosi Ganya on 27th and 28th February 2025 agreed to mobilize and distribute condoms to youth and link them with Sexual Reproductive Health
RESTORING WOMEN’S POWER THROUGH SELF-INJECTION CONTRACEPTION
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire, FPAM SBCC Lead Introduction Girls and women in Malaŵi can now exercise their sexual and reproductive health power and decision with user friendly four-dose self-injection contraception
Benefits of Hormonal IUD
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire, FPAM SBCC Lead. Introduction The reproductive health environment under World Health Organization (WHO) around the globe is providing a variety of family planning contraceptive options to
ACTION FOR TEEN MOTHERS
By Faith Kadzanja In many parts of Malawi especially rural areas, several factors contribute to lack of access to family planning services and subsequently result in higher rates of unintended
AIDING ACCESS TO MODERN METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION
Mary Yotamu a Dowa based mother, used to travel 50 Kilometers to find the nearest health service centre, Mponera rural community hospital, for her to access a family planning method.
WISH PROJECT A SUCCESS
The Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM) has described its phasing-out Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (WISH) project as a success. Speaking recently after a close-out meeting held in Kasungu, FPAM
YOUTH WITH DISABILITIES SAY BYE TO MOBILITY CHALLENGES
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire A total 24 youth with disabilities under Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM), WISH2ACTION project which provides Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services to youth,