CRIDOC shares and documents child rights information through a free online eLibrary, school libraries and school child rights clubs.
Every child in Malawi has the right to go to school, see a doctor and grow up safe from harm. For children with disabilities in Malawi, that promise is often broken. Laws exist to protect them, but daily life tells a harder story: closed school doors, thin health services and little say in decisions about […]
CRIDOC stands for the Child Rights Information and Documentation Centre. As a child rights centre in Malawi, it works to inform, protect and give children a voice. This article explains what CRIDOC actually does, day to day. Quick Answer: What This Child Rights Centre in Malawi Does CRIDOC is a child rights centre in Malawi […]
Big change for children often starts small, at village level. Community outreach programs in Malawi bring education, health care and support directly to the families who need it most. Quick Answer: What Community Outreach Programs in Malawi Do Community outreach combines education, health, water and child protection work at village level. Organisations such as World […]
AGYW stands for Adolescent Girls and Young Women. AGYW programmes in Malawi are comprehensive initiatives designed to address the social, educational, health, and economic challenges faced by adolescent girls and young women, particularly those aged 10 to 24 years. These programmes recognise that girls and young women are disproportionately affected by poverty, gender inequality, early […]
The late Edward Phiri, former Team Leader of the Child Rights Information and Documentation Centre (CRIDOC), delivered a memorable solidarity speech on behalf of the Malawi delegation during the 2016 Southern African Development Community (SADC) Peoples’ Summit. As a passionate youth activist and National Coordinator of the Youth Act Alliance Malawi Chapter, Edward represented the […]