ABOUT YOCODESOP
We are Youth Congress for Development and Social economic Progress (YOCODESOP) that has been created on 16 February 2017 in Malawi, Central Region, Dowa district, Dzaleka Refugee Camp. Dzaleka Refugee Camp started in 1993 with the coming of different people from different countries who left their residence for various reasons such as: being raped, killed by rebels and others were dispersed from their families as a result lot of refugees came in Dzaleka refugee camp hopeless and traumatized.
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Our Services
What we do
Hygiene, Sanitation and Access to drinking water! - Dancing, Drawing, Painting & Singing for children; - Training computer basics/ English/French; - Supporting youth talents; - Fight against HIV and AIDS; - Child protection and orphans; - Fight against forced and early marriages; - Training on gender related issues; - Tailoring Training. - Women and Girls empowerment;
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Food Distibution
Food insecurity remains a major health determinant among refugee populations in the Dzaleka refugee camp and its surroundings.
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How our Children Work Hard to survive
Child Protection
Under our community and surrounding village in Malawi Security program, YOCODESOP is working in solidarity with communities who are respected for the key role they play in arbitrating conflicts and influencing community attitudes and beliefs including influential widow and women, different community leaders, religious leaders as well as community-based organizations—to guide their own processes of change.
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Often focus on addressing social or environmental issues and making a positive impact on society. Supporting Yocodesop may be a way for individuals or entities to contribute to a cause they care about and make a difference in the lives of others.
We work Monday to Friday 8am up to 4pm Dowa district/Malawi - Dzaleka Refugee Camp
Central Region - Dowa , Area : Kawale 1/No 108
Malawi - Lilongwe - Dowa District
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“[By becoming a volunteer] we were able to get involved and give time, YOCODESOP took on another dimension. It was no longer just an organization to which money was given, but it was a coordination of people who together did something. »
Mwasiti ANEJELANI
Charity Morgani“At the end of the day, [as a volunteer] I get more than I give. There really is the art of enjoying the joy of giving, this is my greatest discovery. ".
JULIET
Strategic Advisor at Ipsum Ltd.“At some point you want to do more than give. [Being a volunteer is] Making YOCODESOP known, talking about it around me, giving visibility to Yocodesop, giving visibility to this logo which is magnificent and very symbolic, it's two silhouettes holding hands. »
Francoise Kapemba
Project Manager at Company Ltd.“What motivated me was that I had no reason not to. (…) When we look a little, we finally discover something else, we discover a development project, we discover a structured approach and we discover behind the true reality of YOCODESOP, which is to have something reasoned, structured, organized is not just sending money randomly. »
Anefu Andre Kakule
Project Manager at Company Ltd.
