The numbers of women screened and referred for cervical cancer treatment to Nkhatabay district hospital and FPAM mobile clinics in hard-to-reach areas of Nkhatabay district have been on the increase
UK Minister for Africa Vicky Ford MP on 7 April 2022 visited Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM) clinic in Kawale to among others, appreciate how the United Kingdom (UK)
Without trees, Kalonga villagers in Nsanje would have been swept to the grave on January 24 when floods caused by Tropical Storm Ana hit the area. Patricia Kingsley 27, and
Chrissy Lindisoni of Kanseche Village in Chikwawa District was on the cusp of dropping out of school in January due to an unintended pregnancy. The 17-year-old girl rues losing her
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire Cyclone Anna’s destruction of property, displacement of people and its effects on people’s health is still evident in the areas that faced the woes of floods
By Faith Kadzanja Salary earners are often joyful people when a month comes to its end. It signifies a thrust of cash into their bank accounts and pockets. But for
Hawa Binali of Kamwana village in the Area of Traditional Authority (T/A) Kalembo in Balaka District, is one of the women who have gone through a spontaneous abortion. But if
By Andrew Bishop Mkandawire In a quest to increase youth, men and women access to comprehensive information and integrated health services are pushing Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights implementing organizations
High Commissioner for Canada to Malawi, Eswatini and Mozambique, Caroline Delany on Friday October 8, 2021 appreciated Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM) work during her tour at Kang’oma Health
The Family Planning Association of Malawi (FPAM) recently took the opportunity of using Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) Zokonda Amayi annual event that was held in Lilongwe to provide participants of
