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Making NCD prevention and control a national priority in Malawi

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The Non-communicable diseases Alliance Malawi (NCDAMW) was established in 2016. Born from the collaborative efforts of organizations, individuals living with NCDs and other advocates, the NCDAMW aims to create a united front against these chronic conditions. This alliance understands that NCDs are not isolated issue a synergistic approach therefore is paramount to effectively address NCDs.

As a low-income African nation, Malawi faces significant challenges in combating NCDs. Rising rates of these diseases place a heavy burden on individuals and healthcare systems. The NCDAMW, recognizing these challenges and the needs of people living with NCDs (PLWNCDs), stands as a pillar of hope.

The NCDAMW's governance structure ensures diverse perspectives and strategic direction. A Board of Directors, representing various NCD organizations, provides crucial policy and strategic guidance. Supported by the Secretariat, currently housed within the Women's Coalition Against Cancer (WOCACA) one of alliance active member.

The NCDAMW's reach extends beyond national borders. Its membership in national and international networks, including the Global Non-Communicable Diseases Alliance (NCD Alliance), enhancing collaboration and knowledge sharing, equipping the Alliance with valuable resources with regional and a global perspective.

By striving to unite various voices and forging strategic partnerships, the NCDAMW is playing an important role in addressing the growing NCDs challenge in Malawi. The alliance’s dedicated efforts offer hope for a future where all Malawians, regardless of their health status, can enjoy a healthier and more fulfilling life free from NCDs.

Mission Statement

To lead and strengthen the CSO response against NCDs by placing people living with NCDs at the Centre through collaborative advocacy, empowering, research, communication and networking.

Vision

A Malawi free from preventable suffering, stigma, and death caused by NCDs.

Objectives

The objectives Non-Communicable Disease Alliance Malawi are:

To establish a common platform for raising awareness about Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in Malawi and to mitigate the specific risks associated with NCDs

To advocate for the development and implementation of effective policies and practices concerning People Living with NCDs (PLWNCDs) in Malawi

To promote collaboration with national, sub-regional, regional, and global NCD alliances to advance common goals

To facilitate the establishment of a national movement dedicated to promoting and overseeing the realization of health rights for PLWNCDs, ensuring long-term commitment and sustainability

To mobilize resources and undertake all necessary actions to support and advance the activities of the Alliance and its member organizations

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NCDA Alliance Advocacy Institute Accelerator Programme

The NCD Alliance Malawi (NCDAMW) has received a small grant from NCD Alliance to implement a three years NCD Alliance Advocacy Institute Accelerator Programme from 2023 -2025. The main goal is to contribute towards the Malawi Government’s effective implementation of NCDs and other related policies for improved preventive measures, treatment, care and support, financing and engaging communities

NCDAMW and PIH NCDs Project

The main goal of the project is to enhance advocacy efforts and raise awareness for non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Malawi. Overall, the project aims to contribute to reducing the burden of NCDs by advocating for policy changes, improving access to services, and raising awareness about the importance of addressing NCDs as a public health priority. This is a four-year project from 2024 – 2027 with support from Partners in Health (PIH).

Contact

Get in touch with us today for more information, or if you would like to volunteer in one of our projects

NCDA Malawi
P.O. Box 2288
Lilongwe, Malawi

info@ncdamw.com ncdalliancemw@gmail.com

+265 123 456 789

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