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Who we are

We are the mother body of all young people living with HIV, between the ages of 10-35 years old in Malawi.We are the mother body of all young people living with HIV, between the ages of 10-35 years old in Malawi. We were established in 2014 and registered in 2017 under the Office of the President and Cabinet to empower, advocate and demand the provision of quality HIV and AIDS treatment, care, support services for young people living with HIV in Malawi.

We are a nonprofit, nonreligious, and nonpolitical organization

We are a vibrant and resilient community�The National Association of Young People Living with HIV. We are warriors, advocates, and champions of change, bound together by a common purpose: to empower, uplift, and unite. Our strength lies in our diversity, our stories, and our shared journey. We are more than an association; we are a family�a beacon of support for those navigating the challenges of life with HIV. Together, we are rewriting narratives, breaking down barriers, and building a world where acceptance and understanding triumph.

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Redefining Futures, Uniting Hearts: National Association of Young People Living with HIV

In the vibrant tapestry of resilience, the National Association of Young People Living with HIV stands as a beacon of support and empowerment. We are a community that thrives on unity, breaking the chains of stigma and fostering a haven of understanding. Committed to embracing strength and inspiring change, our association champions the voices of young individuals navigating the journey of life with HIV.

At the heart of our mission lies a commitment to redefining futures and uniting hearts�the essence of the National Association of Young People Living with HIV. We are more than an organization; we are a family, a source of unwavering support for those navigating the complexities of life with HIV. Our collective journey is marked by resilience, advocacy, and a shared determination to break down the barriers of stigma.