By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire FPAM through Nzatonse project supported Neno and Ntcheu districts Health Offices to get to hard-to-reach areas to call upon people to get Covid-19 vaccine while enjoying
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire Use of influential people including chiefs, supervisors of community health workers, politicians, and religious leaders to demonstrate that Covid-19 vaccine is not lethal to Malawians, has
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire Parents hold a remarkable influence on their children even if their wards would come of independent age. One factor that is still hampering such parents is
By Faith Kamtambe Kadzanja According to UNFPA, Malawi is one of the countries with highest number of adolescent mothers in Africa. These are mothers, whose ages, range from 10 to
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM) Facebook campaign for the month of December 2022 has reached 58,176 thousand people of reproductive age 15 – 49 years
A quest to engage men in the promotion of uptake of modern family planning services in Chikwawa has taken a stride through open days that were organized by Chikwawa District
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire Through the WISH2ACTION project funded by the UK government through Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM) has resurrected efforts to
Youth Action Movement (YAM) established in 2005 is a youth arm of Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM). YAM has a model of youth participation, which enables young people to
At a time when Covid-19 Vaccine is facing low demand among Malawians, some chiefs and Jehovah’s Witness Church leaders and members have proven that leadership has high potential of influencing
FPAM today donated a bicycle to Elizabeth Kanjiwa, a Youth and SRHR advocate from Nchezi T/A Chimutu in Lilongwe. Her husband Gideon Chinkute and FPAM Lilongwe north Community Reproductive Health
