At Busy Youth Organization, we are dedicated to stepping up our efforts in building the capacity of youth and women. Through our various training workshops and community empowerment we believe we can facilitate progress in this area of building the much needed capabilities of youth and women  We are always striving to make a difference, and invite you to take part in our journey and lend your support.

Busy Youth determined  to  making this planet earth a safer place for every current living thing and generations to come through the effort of the youth and women. Fighting Against Natural Threats Amongst Humans(FANTAH) and “ Enhancing Urban-Environmental-Sustainability-Through Fighting-Climate-Change-Impact With Total Community Engagement” are some of our restoration and deforestation prevention project that aims at reducing the impact of climate change in Malawi particularly in Blantyre City.

At Busy Youth Organization, we are dedicated to stepping up our efforts in addressing health issues. We are involved in both dissemination of primary, secondary and tertiary diseases and injuries prevention messages to the general public more particularly in vulnerable communities through our awareness and sensitization campaigns. We believe that communities have the right  to know the current health situations of the country and the world to know best how to protect themselves from any country and world pandemics.

For instance Busy Youth Organization strives to help Type 1 diabetes patients living in the most vulnerable regions of Malawi. The organization support involves providing mobile clinics, conducting home visits, running patients need assessment, teaching patients how to self-administer insulin injections, and helping them adjust their diets to accommodate their economic situations.

With this initiative, our goal is to promote the nutrition of communities through sustainable and better agriculture/farm practices. We focus and empower youth through agriculture trainings on new practices, distribution of farming materials including seeds and fertilizers. We also encourage diverse farming and commercial farming like establishments of vegetables, fruits and mushroom farming for profit.

With our organization’s mission always in mind, we strive to find new ways and strategies to improve and provide communities with clean and portable water.dealing with this challenge. Community water and sanitation is something that we take very seriously, and our team is working each and every day to make a positive impact. Contact us to learn more about our commitment to this cause.

At Busy Youth Organization, we are dedicated to fight against inequality of any kind. We run programs and projects that encourages women participation. We also empower women to have the same capabilities as men through various developmental activities including entrepreneurship training workshops. We also lobby for the right of vulnerable groups in communities e.g girls and young women, elderly, those with chronic diseases, people living with disabilities and widows just to mention a few.

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Planting season is back. Lets save our Chapman Pygmy chameleons. The pride of Malawi.

The planting season is fast approaching!! Contact us for volunteering.

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In 2014 we embarked on our very first project called “Promoting Right to Education for the At-Risk

Children (PREACH PROJECT)” The project aimed at protecting girls in the rural Blantyre from any form of abuses as well as robing for there rights to education.

The results from Preach project led to the project called “Knowing a Girl Child” as we noted that communities did not recognize girls and women rights, roles and responsibilities rather than being household keepers. Through the project we managed to return 89% of girls in 4 Primary schools and ended over 10 child marriages.

First Project...Year

2014-2017

Hello family!!

I pray this finds you in perfect health condition.

Imagine you are walking on the scorching sun and  extreme thirst is catching up with you. Right there , even buying your favorite street food won't make you feel any better. You try your best to look for water everywhere until you finally find it no matter the cost. 

Now imagine the same scenario but this time around the ones involved are women, children, widows and sick people in the most poorest communities in the world and they are thirsty. Unlike you in the scenario(you found water after looking for it), they search everywhere for water to drink, but still without success, they instead  settle for a dirty dam where dogs, livestock and wildlife drink from. The situation is happening in real life. The victims of 3 consecutive tropical cyclones in Malawi (Nsanje district) are hanging by the thread with no clean water sources amid of country cholera outbreak. 80 out of 144 cholera deaths that Malawi has registered so far are from these same communities (floods survivors). Experts are anticipating the cholera outbreak to triple in the coming weeks as we are approaching the rainy season. These people are innocent, the only crime is that they are poor, and if being poor wasn’t enough, floods destroyed every little they had. Imagine if they were our parents or our close relatives!!

Busy Youth Organization is raising funds to help the floods victims access clean drinking water by purchasing and installing water hand pumps, distribute chlorine to treat water as well as cholera prevention awareness campaigns before the rain season approaches.

No amount is too little, every penny counts. If we are not in a position to donate, let us share this post and  link to everyone we know, whether in our email and phone contacts as well as on all logins on our social network. Your efforts and kindness will help us save many lives. Become part of the solution by saving precious lives. Thank you so much for being part of the solution. And thank you for sharing!!!

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The project “ Enhancing Urban-Environmental-Sustainability-Through Fighting-Climate-Change-Impact With Total Community Engagement" The project started in 2015 after the devastated floods that hit Malawi including Blantyre City. The project aims at reducing the impact of climate climate that have been caused by deforestation and carbon emissions in Blantyre townships. The project involves the restoration of the degraded-mountains in Blantyre city. Since people are also cultivating in some of the mountain tops, its impossible to relocate them. Therefore the restoration involves planting fertility-enhancing-trees like acacia in the same fields which are cared by farmers as they care for their crops.

It is also involving mechanisms that are reducing deforestation such as community established local-bylaws and advocating for community use of Liquified-Petroleum-Gas(LGP) Stoves whereby reducing Carbon-emissions as-well.

The project was funded by UNDP under Global Environmental Fund(GEF) through its Small Grants Programme (SGP).

Support us in our mission to reduce HIV spread/transmission among children, adolescents and women in most vulnerable communities through women/youth/children sexual and reproductive health rights advocacy, awareness campaigns, capacity building and sexual and reproductive health services delivery.

In 2018 we implemented a project called HIPHOP FOR HIV. The project targeted the youth and aimed at reducing the spread of HIV and encouraging voluntary HIV testing among adolescents and young women by using arts/talents mainly hiphop music(not limited). Youth with different talents were mobilized and motivated to use their skills in disseminating HIV prevention messages. Then organization was hosting talent HIV AND AIDS shows in primary and secondary schools and public places in order to get hold of every youth in the implementation communities. We managed to reach 4000 youth, formed 10 HIV and AIDS clubs in the community and schools. 3400 youth voluntarily got tested for HIV virus. 

Busy Youth also implemented a project called “Menstrual Hygiene at an affordable price (MEHAP)”. The project aimed at empowering youth economically by training them on how to make reusable organic cotton menstrual pads for sale using locally available resources at an affordable price.

In 2017 the organization implemented a project called “ Youth in HIV Knowledge Hunt (YOHKH)”. The program involved training youth in HIV and STI infection management and prevention. Through this program Busy Youth Organisation trained over 3000 youth on the above themes. These trained youth have formed healthy center’s youth friendly community based organizations in Chiradzulu and Nsanje district.