Year: 2019

The need to make travel and tourism safe and free from child sexual exploitation has led YONECO to the 2019 Malawi International Tourism Expo. The event commenced on 25 and is expected to end on 28 April, 2019. This is the YONECO team @ the #Mwtourismexpo. YONECO FM is also covering the event live …Together,…

YONECO awarded James Chavula after being chosen as the best reporter in the promotion of Green and Inclusive Energy (GIE) by a panel of judges through the Association of Environmental Journalists in Malawi (AEJ).

A Life Skills Session at YONECO’s Youth Drop-in-Centre in Nkhata Bay. This is an initiative under our Youth Development Programme.

YONECO with, support from UNICEF, has oriented members of community protection structures in some camps within Phalombe district on Sexual Exploitation, Child Protection, prevention of Gender Based Violence (GBV), usage of Complaints and Feedback Mechanisms (CFM), as well as provision of Psycho-social support.

Under-five children are at a higher risk of becoming malnourished in the aftermath of the heavy rains and consequent floods that affected about 15 districts across Malawi due to Cyclone Idai.

YONECO has deployed its helpline caravans to the areas that have been affected by Cyclone Idai in Malawi.

The Senior Programmes Manager for Simavi which is funding a project a called Marriage No child’s Play visited the area of Traditional Authority (T/A) Zulu in Mchinji where she appreciated a number of innovative interventions that are being used in the fights against child marriage.