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Social Welfare Services in 2022

Social Welfare Services in 2022

The department has been very active in working with the Police Victim Support Unit in Blantyre and Lilongwe and the Child Justice Courts and the Case Review Board than any other year since the establishment of the Organization. It is the year when the organization received orders from the Case Review Board to provide Case Management, assessments and Counselling services to 764 children in conflict with the law and those in prison. We have reach out to 273 victims of domestic and commercial child labor; and 118 girls rescued from arranged and forced Prostitution in Blantyre and Lilongwe. We have also rescued and removed 233 children from harmful orphanages and rescued 63 children from arranged and forced child marriages. We provided counselling and protection services to 49 victims of defilement.

The Year 2022

The Year 2022 is testimony to our varied organization achievements. This stories covered in our blog bears testimony to considerable success achieved by the organization. It is evident that the success is attributable to the expertise, passion and commitment of staff. As a team, we have built an organization we are proud of and enjoy working for. The activities, achievements and acknowledgements recorded in this month blog give you an opportunity to see why.

We are therefore deeply grateful for the support and loyalty of board members, interns, volunteers, children, and members of staff, Donors, partners, and the media. There has been a remarkable degree of co-operation from all of them. Thank you all and enjoy reading the report

Training in 2022

Training in 2022

During the year under review, the Eye of the Child training center and department successfully conducted a number of trainings that include a self- sponsored two months training for young people in Social Entrepreneurship. The other training was sponsored by Action Aid Malawi for the Organization to Train local Councilors in the laws that protect children from Child Marriages that was followed in child trafficking for the media sponsored by Norwegian Church Aid through the Malawi Network against Child Trafficking (M- NACT). We want to say thank you to our Partners Action Aid Malawi and Norwegian Church Aid for both financial and technical support rendered towards the organization of the two trainings and to all young people that attended the Social Entrepreneurship Training.