The Board of Trustees, Management, and Staff of Youth Net and Counselling (YONECO) conveys its condolences to the State President of the Republic of Malawi, His Excellency, Dr. Lazarus Chakwera, the bereaved families, and the entire Malawi nation on the tragic passing of the Vice President, the Right Honourable Dr. Saulos Klaus Chilima and eight…
Read MoreYONECO conducted an engaging and lively session with standard 3 learners at Mukule Primary School in Chitipa district to nurture personal responsibility and promote human rights awareness among children. Through this session, our team helped the learners to understand their rights and encouraged them to voice out when they are violated. The stirring session was…
Read MoreDear Esteemed Readers, We begin the month of June 2024 with full realization that we are entering the second half of the year, which prompts a crucial question; are we making the right progress towards our goals and targets for the year? It is time to reflect on our half year goals and revisit our…
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Read MoreDear Esteemed Readers, Welcome to the May 2024 edition of the YONECO Voice Monthly Newsletter where we get to know the work which YONECO is doing. This month, we are celebrating International Labour Day. I would like to join the president of the Republic of Malawi, as well as the community and various institutional leaders…
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Read MoreMalawi, just like many other countries across the globe, is grappling with the burden of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs). According to the WHO, NCDs claim 41 million people annually, which is equivalent to 74 percent of all deaths globally. NCDs are the second leading cause of death among adults in Malawi. Thus, in its quest to…
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