Emmanuel International Malawi

06/07/2026

30/06/2026

As part of the Titukule Azimai Project, Community Victim Support Units (CVSUs) recently held Digital Referral and Reporting System community review meetings in Nyambi, Mizinga, Nsanama, Nkula, and Kawinga. Members shared how the digital system is improving case reporting and referrals, making it easier to provide timely support to survivors while strengthening coordination within their communities.

24/06/2026

The Digital Referral and Reporting System continues to make a positive impact in communities across Machinga District. During recent review meetings, Maduwani Mulenje, Women's Forum Chairlady from Nyambi CVSU, shared how the tablets distributed through the project have made reporting and referrals faster, more organized, and easier to track. By strengthening community-level reporting and referrals, the system is helping ensure that people receive timely support and services when they need them most.

22/06/2026

Creating safe spaces where adolescents can learn, grow and support one another remains at the heart of our work. Through Teen Club sessions, young people are empowered with knowledge, encouraged to build positive relationships and supported to make informed decisions about their health and future. Together, we continue to nurture confidence, resilience and hope for a brighter tomorrow.

22/05/2026

Through Bible distribution, evangelism sessions, and faith-based teachings, Emmanuel International Malawi continues to promote hope, unity, spiritual growth, and positive change within communities.

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