Community Score Card

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The communities in Kabudula and Mitundu, Lilongwe have begun addressing long-standing health issues, through the Community Score Card (CSC). CARE’s @ScoreCardGroup is providing technical support to @m2mtweets to implement digital CSC with the aim to improve health outcomes.

CARE Malawi is thrilled to announce Ngabaghila Chatata (Mrs.) as our new Board Chair! With her expertise in Agricultural Commercialization, wealth creation, and community development, she's set to drive impactful change. Welcome, Ngabaghila! 🌟#WomenInLeadership

It’s today! CARE International in Malawi is launching its new business plan today. This marks a significant milestone in our collective efforts to combat climate change and build resilience in our communities. #MW2063

CARE Malawi is implementing the “Women Resilience to Disaster” (WRD) project which is led by @unwomenmalawi and funded by @dfat. The focus of WRD is to enhance the resilience of women and girls to current and future climatic shocks and disasters. #DisasterResilience

In June 2023, we posted the post below that marked the launch of a school block project at Mbenjere Primary School in Machinga. We are thrilled to share that today, @OldMutualMalawi and CARE are handing over the school block to the community.

Today, CARE Malawi in collaboration with the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) and ten national NGOs launches the Humanitarian Partnership Platform (HPP) which is set to champion the locally-led drive for a responsive response to #humanitarian crises. #HPP

USAID’s BHA, CARE, and HPP representatives engaged with community members in Mitawa camp and participated in distribution of 350 WASH Kits and 267 dignity kits in Dzanjo camp in T/A Jenala, Phalombe for #tropicalcycloneFREDDY survivors.

Yesterday, CARE through Humanitarian Partnership Platform partners @CadecomMalawi and @genetmalawi continued distribution of WASH kits and dignity kits to #tropicalcycloneFREDDY survivors in Baani and Saidi camps, Phalombe, #Malawi.

Their indicators touched on several sectors; family planning (uptake and commodities availability), agriculture, education, and natural resource management. It was a pleasure to attend the meeting and watch them in action. #SocialAccountability

We were privileged to be invited to an interface meeting they organized to discuss issues they had unearthed, holding providers accountable as well exploring how they too can improve the situation.

This is a team of youth from Chigodi, Ntcheu, Malawi. They conduct the Community Score Card in their area to unearth different issues in their community. Mentored by a fellow community member who was trained by CARE they have taken charge and conduct the CSC on their own.