Emmanuel International Malawi

03/04/2026

25/03/2026

Every partnership tells a story of hope.
A story of people coming together, sharing a common purpose, and believing in a better tomorrow.
Together, we continue to stand with communities and build a future filled with possibility.

21/03/2026

As communities come together in celebration, we are reminded of the power of compassion, generosity, and unity. Wishing everyone a peaceful and blessed Eid.

17/03/2026

Emmanuel International Malawi, in partnership with CAVWOC and with support from Global Affairs Canada and Emmanuel International Canada, has successfully completed a training for District and Community Referral Focal Persons in Machinga District on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) documentation, referral, reporting, and the Digital Referral and Reporting System (DRRS).

The training equipped key stakeholders with knowledge and skills to improve coordination, case management, and survivor-centred response to GBV within communities.

As part of this initiative, tablets and computers were officially handed over to stakeholders to enhance data collection, reporting, and case tracking through the Digital Referral and Reporting System.

This marks an important step towards strengthening systems that support and protect survivors of GBV in Machinga District.

12/03/2026

10/03/2026

Cases on gender-based violence have jumped from around 20,800 in 2022 to at least 25,000 at the close of year 2025.

Deputy director of gender affairs in the Ministry of Gender, Children, Disability Affairs, Ronald Phiri, says major victims remain women and children, urging stakeholders to unite to reverse the trend.

Phiri said this today when Emmanuel International in partnership with CAVWOC with support from Global Affairs Canada donated tablets and computers to stakeholders aimed at enhancing reporting and data collection regarding GBV.

Phalombe District Director of Planning and Development, Kelvin Harawa, lauded the organization for the initiative, adding that the digital referral and reporting system is a plus in combating gender based violence in the district.

District Coordinator for Emmanuel International under Titukule Azimayi project, Catherine Chirambo, says paper-based reporting faced challenges in reporting cases of GBV which affected management of the vice in the district.

(by Ronnex Chiwanda -Phalombe:03/10/26)

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09/03/2026

Today, Emmanuel International Malawi in partnership with CAVWOC with support from Global Affairs Canada and Emmanuel International Canada has commenced a training for District and Community Referral Focal Persons on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) documentation, referral, reporting, and the Digital Referral & Reporting System (DRRS) in Phalombe District.

The training brings together key stakeholders who play an important role in responding to GBV cases in communities. The opening session was honoured by the presence of Phalombe District Council Officer, Mr. Yobu Makina Gama, who highlighted the importance of proper coordination and documentation in supporting survivors of GBV.

Participants will learn about the current GBV case management system, survivor-centred response, and the use of the Digital Referral and Reporting System (DRRS) to improve case tracking and referrals.

Through this training, Emmanuel International Malawi continues to strengthen systems that support and protect survivors of GBV in our communities.

08/03/2026

Today we celebrate the strength, courage and achievements of women and girls everywhere.

Happy International Women’s Day

07/03/2026

05/03/2026

Emmanuel International Malawi and the Phalombe District Council are grateful for the support it has received for the 75 bikes allocated to gender champions under the Titukule Azimai (Empower Women) project. We distributed the bikes on Wednesday, March 4th, and during the ceremony, they were honoured by the presence of the DC himself, social welfare and gender offices. The media team MBC (Malawian Media and Broadcasting Co) was present marking this speical dayhttps://www.facebook.com/mbctv.malawi

04/03/2026

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Gender Officer for Phalombe District Council, James Gubudu, says empowering Gender Champions can help reduce gender-based violence cases in the district.

He was speaking after Emmanuel International and the Centre for Alternatives for Victimized Women and Children (CAVWOC), in partnership with Africycle, donated 75 bicycles to Gender Champions from five Traditional Authorities.

Gubudu said the bicycles will improve response times to GBV cases. One of the beneficiaries, Emily Dyson, welcomed the support, saying it will help address mobility challenges in their work.

The donation is part of the Titutukule Azimayi project being implemented by Emmanuel International and CAVWOC with support from Global Affairs Canada.

By Thumbiko Nyirongo, Phalombe