AHF Malawi

25/05/2026

25/05/2026

On thursday, Last week, AHF Malawi participated in the Advanced HIV Disease Sub Group Adhoc Meeting held at the DHA Main Conference Room in Lilongwe.

The meeting provided an informative and valuable learning platform on Advanced HIV Disease (AHD) advocacy, community systems strengthening, TB/HIV integration, and updates on ongoing research and diagnostics in Malawi.

Key discussions included community advocacy and awareness, improving access to CD4, CrAg and TB LAM testing, stigma reduction, healthcare worker capacity building, and strengthening referral systems for clients with Advanced HIV Disease.

Participants also received updates on the SHARE-CM and IMPRINT projects, including the continued burden of Cryptococcal Meningitis among people living with HIV and the need to strengthen access to lifesaving diagnostics and treatment services.

The meeting further highlighted advancements in HIV drug resistance monitoring and TB genomics, emphasizing the importance of innovation and evidence-based approaches in improving HIV and TB outcomes in Malawi.

AHF Malawi remains committed to supporting advocacy, collaboration, and health systems strengthening to improve access to quality HIV and TB services for communities.

AHF Malawi cares.

25/05/2026

22/05/2026

Today, AHF Malawi held successful meetings with the District Councils of Nsanje and Chikwawa.

The discussions focused on the extension of AHF Malawi’s Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs), expansion plans in the two districts, and support towards Human Resources for Health.

AHF Malawi is pleased with the positive and productive engagements and looks forward to the signing of the MoUs soon as we continue strengthening healthcare service delivery for communities.

AHF Malawi cares.

20/05/2026

After successfully concluding District Executive Committee engagements, today held meetings to finalize Memorandums of Understanding with the District Councils of Thyolo and Chiradzulu.

The meetings focused on reviewing key areas of collaboration and incorporating final inputs in the spirit of partnership and shared commitment towards strengthening healthcare service delivery.

The next step is the official signing of the MoUs followed by the rollout of activities on the ground aimed at improving health services and patient care for communities within the two districts.

AHF Malawi cares.

20/05/2026

❤️ 3 MILLION lives in care. 🌍

This milestone is more than a number. It represents 3 million people living with HIV whose lives have been transformed by care, compassion, and the belief that healthcare is a human right. ✨

This milestone belongs to our staff, partners, and clients across our 50 country teams, and we extend our deepest gratitude to everyone whose dedication made it possible. 🙌

The HIV epidemic is not over. But 3 million lives in care shows what’s possible when urgency, persistence, and compassion come together. 💪❤️

Onward to 5 million by 2030. 🚀

16/05/2026

Hepatitis B can quietly damage your liver for years without symptoms. For people living with HIV, co-infection increases the risk of severe liver disease, cirrhosis, and liver cancer.

Testing and vaccination are powerful ways to protect your liver and your health.

Know your status. Get vaccinated. Take charge of your liver health today.

16/05/2026

Today we join the world in observing the International Day of the Boy Child

This day is a reminder that boys also need guidance, care, protection, and safe spaces to grow into responsible men.

Let’s break the silence around boys’ struggles. Positive masculinity is not about hiding emotions or enduring pressure alone it is about teaching boys to express themselves, seek help, and respect others while valuing their own mental health.

Boys face challenges too: peer pressure, emotional stress, identity struggles, and expectations to “always be strong.” We must create an environment where they can talk openly without fear or shame.

When we invest in the wellbeing of boys today, we build healthier men, stronger families, and better communities tomorrow.

Let’s raise boys who are confident, emotionally aware, and mentally healthy