We provide innovative & effective development opportunities for young people experiencing difficult life circumstances & help them make the changes they need.
as well as fostering healthy and respectful interactions. The intervention further help to protect them from unintended pregnancies, health risks, and promoting gender equality.
Investment in quality sexual and reproductive health education is essential for the well-being and future of young people.
C4C Malawi is equipping young people with knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health and relationships,
Through NOREC program, C4C Malawi and Advance Afrika of Uganda share knowledge and expertise for local solutions through exchange of staff members.
NOREC is a center of competence for exchange cooperation and manages grants to strengthen global partnerships.
C4C Malawi impart business skills to young girls and teen mothers because many out-of-school girls and young women face challenges to earn income and live autonomous lives.
C4C is creating a pathway to economic empowerment and help to break cycle of poverty.
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The engagement underscored the significance of survivor centred programming through co-creation of programs with survivors. This helps to reshape the intervention to reflect the actual experiences and gaps to help better amplify the voices of survivors and access to justice.
We had an exciting moment with our visitors from International Justice Mission (IJM) Steve Miano and Josephine Aparo who came to appreciate the work we do in combating human trafficking and support offered to survivors of violence especially women and girls.
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In his remarks, MPS National Child Protection Officer, Inspector Brown Ngalu appreciated C4C for implementing number of initiatives on youths such as sports, rights education, and empowerment.
He said Police will continue to collaborate with C4C in area of child protection.
Chance for Change (C4C) Malawi had an existing moment on Tuesday following the visit of Malawi Police Service (MPS) and Scotland Police officials.
Through the visit, they appreciated about the programs and initiatives being undertaken by C4C, especially on child protection.
In his remarks, MPS National Child Protection Officer, Inspector Brown Ngalu appreciated C4C for implementing number of initiatives on youths such as sports, rights education, and empowerment. He said Police will continue to collaborate with C4C in area of child protection.
Chance for Change (C4C) Malawi had an existing moment on Tuesday following the visit of Malawi Police Service (MPS) and Scotland Police officials.
Through the visit, they appreciated more about the programs and initiatives being undertaken by C4C, especially on child protection.
We are thrilled to welcome back Richard Morton and Annie Chinkhandwe who returned home from Uganda after successful completion of Norec program.
C4C Malawi is also welcomed Simon Apedel and Dennis Tumuiime from Advance Afrika who will join our diverse and innovative team
Today, C4C Malawi family held a luncheon for a double send-off for the two staff members, Judy Chirwa and Felister Tsoka who are leaving for Uganda for an NOREC exchange program as well as, Penelope Ashaba and Franciska Mpora who have completed the program.
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The Pioneers of Change (PoC) held an exciting interaction on experiential learning and life planning with girls from First Class Academy. Session centred on the significance of setting clear personal goals and priorities as valuable skills to help them achieve their aspirations.
Chance for Change Malawi is deeply saddened to learn of the tragic loss of its former participant of Pioneers of Change (PoC) Program, Beatrice Chabwera.
We join all Malawians calling for justice and speedy investigations into the murder of Beatrice.