Active Youth Association

23/06/2026

With FACT Malawi – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers!

21/06/2026

INVITATION TO PARTNER IN THE RENOVATION OF SOUTH LUNZU POLICE STATION

Dear Well-wishers

Active Youth Association for Health and Human Rights is currently spearheading a community initiative to renovate and repaint the South Lunzu Police Station in Blantyre

While we appreciate the ongoing efforts of the government to improve security infrastructure, we recognize the immediate need to assist our local integration partner to ensure a safer, cleaner, and more welcoming environment for both police officers and members of the public. This initiative aims to foster social cohesion, improve social functioning, and enhance community security.

We are proud to share that we are working in collaboration with Ngundende General Contractors. . , who are graciously donating their expertise to lead the technical aspects of this project.

To complete this endeavor, we are reaching out to you as a respected member of our community to request support in the form of paint and painting materials.

Any contribution will directly improve the working conditions of our law enforcement partners and demonstrate our collective commitment to a secure society.

Don't let our police station look broken down. Let’s make it a pride of our community.

To Donate Contact at
+📞265 888 878 678
📞+265 995 690 336
Mphatso Limbanga
Active Youth Association

We would be honored to recognize your contribution in our project updates. Thank you for your partnership.

21/06/2026

INVITATION TO PARTNER IN THE RENOVATION OF SOUTH LUNZU POLICE STATION

Dear Well-wishers

Active Youth Association for Health and Human Rights is currently spearheading a community initiative to renovate and repaint the South Lunzu Police Station in Blantyre

While we appreciate the ongoing efforts of the government to improve security infrastructure, we recognize the immediate need to assist our local integration partner to ensure a safer, cleaner, and more welcoming environment for both police officers and members of the public. This initiative aims to foster social cohesion, improve social functioning, and enhance community security.

We are proud to share that we are working in collaboration with Ngundende General Contractors. , who are graciously donating their expertise to lead the technical aspects of this project.

To complete this endeavor, we are reaching out to you as a respected member of our community to request support in the form of paint and painting materials.

Any contribution will directly improve the working conditions of our law enforcement partners and demonstrate our collective commitment to a secure society.

Don't let our police station look broken down. Let’s make it a pride of our community.

To Donate Contact at
📞+265 888 878 678
📞+265 995 690 336
Mphatso Limbanga
Active Youth Association

We would be honored to recognize your contribution in our project updates. Thank you for your partnership.

20/06/2026

Active Youth Association (AYA) for Health and Human Rights extends its warmest congratulations to our esteemed colleague and health advocate, Pemphero Mphande, on the official opening of Mr P Pharmacy 💊

Situated conveniently opposite Kandodo Corner Shop in Blantyre, this new establishment marks a vital milestone in expanding access to safe, affordable, and reliable pharmaceutical services. Given Mr. Mphande's extensive background in medical laboratory sciences and his tireless dedication to public health, we have no doubt that Mr P Pharmacy will be a beacon of wellness for the community.

We wish him abundant grace, growth, and success in this remarkable entrepreneurial and health sector endeavor

20/06/2026

💏HIV is real
Condomize before you compromise your future

20/06/2026

19/06/2026

Salute to the Iron Lady of Malawi politics, Hon. Dr Patricia Kaliati

19/06/2026

On Thursday, 18th June 2026, the Active Youth Association hosted an interactive energizer, followed by critical Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) and HIV prevention sessions, during the weekly Youth Friendly Health Services (YFHS) clinic at
South Lunzu Health Centre.

18/06/2026

Today on Thursday 18 June 2026
marks a monumental step forward for adolescent health and human rights as Active Youth Association (AYA)
proudly welcomed the Tikondane Youth & Drama Group from Chiradzulu
for a vital learning and exchange visit at the South Lunzu Health Centre.

During the visit, adolescents and young people participated in comprehensive Youth Friendly Health Services (YFHS). The sessions focused heavily on Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH), HIV prevention, condom promotion, and access to PrEP.

To solidify their shared vision AYA and Tikondane signed a landmark Partnership Agreement. This ongoing collaboration will empower youth across multiple sectors, including community participation, health and education, human rights, food security, and environmental mitigation.

The day was further enriched by powerful, youth-led performances—including drama and poetry—that highlighted the importance of peer education.This initiative was graciously supported by the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation which continues to be a cornerstone in Malawi's fight for an AIDS-free generation. We were also deeply honored to have officers from Youth Net and Counselling (YONECO) in attendance, showcasing the power of cross-district networking.

Together, these organizations are ensuring that young Malawians have safe spaces to access the critical health and human rights resources they need to thrive.

15/06/2026

Government has issued a stern warning to perpetrators of child abuse, vowing that offenders will face stiff punishment once found.

Mary Navicha Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare said that they are working closely with the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Homeland Security to ensure all cases of abuse and r**e are monitored seriously and taken to court.

According to Navicha this time around any attempt to abuse the rights of children in Malawi will not not be entertained.

She added that child protection workers are active in all districts and the Department of Child Affairs is operating day and night so that the country wins battle against child abuse.