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Read the stories about our work, from those who do the work, and our upcoming programs, press releases, and project highlights.

{Photo credit: Rejoice Phiri/MSH}

USAID ONSE Project is on the Frontlines of Malawi’s Response to COVID-19

Pandemic Preparedness and Response

Malawi COVID-19 vaccination campaign

Accelerating Widespread, Equitable Delivery of COVID-19 Vaccinations in Malawi

Leadership, Management, and Governance

A nurse gives a training on Sayana Press contraception to a group of women

Empowering Women by Expanding Contraceptive Choice

Addressing Key Health Challenges

[The isolation unit at Lilongwe’s Kamuzu Central Hospital includes a screening room; an Intensive Care Unit; male, female, and pediatric wards; and toilets and showers.] {Photo Credit: Rejoice Phiri/MSH}

A Boost in Malawi’s Fight Against COVID-19: USAID ONSE Project Hands Over Refurbished Isolation Center to Government

Pandemic Preparedness and Response

Malawi's Traditional Leaders Key to COVID-19 Response

Malawi’s Traditional Leaders Key to COVID-19 Response

Leadership, Management, and Governance

[Maziko Matemba, Community Health Ambassador of Malawi, is introduced by Hellen Dzoole Mwale, Technical Director for Demand Creation, ONSE Health Activity. Photo Credit: Rejoice Phiri/MSH]

ONSE Health Activity Joins Government in Unveiling Health Ambassador in Malawi

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

[Fire due to a power surge erupts at Mangochi District Hospital in Malawi, destroying critical vaccine supplies.] {Photo Credit: MSH}

ONSE Health Activity Steps in after Fire Destroys Vaccine Depot

Call center worker

Scaling Up the First Government-run Health Hotline in Africa

Health System Innovations

A health worker administers a COVID shot to a fisherman on his boat.

Bringing COVID-19 Vaccines to Hard-to-Reach Areas

Addressing Key Health Challenges

[Left to right: Dan Namarika, Principal Secretary of Health, Virginia Palmer, US Ambassador to Malawi, and Dr Charles Mwansambo, Chief of Health Services in the Ministry of Health and Population hold an oxygen concentrator, one of many pieces of medical equipment that have now been transferred to the MOH.]

Malawi’s Ministry of Health Receives Medical Equipment and Supplies from the US Agency for International Development

Primary Health Care

[A health worker checks malaria commodities at a private clinic in Balaka, Malawi.] {Photo credit: Samy Rakotoniaina/MSH}

Building Private Sector Capacity for Malaria Response in Malawi

Malaria

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From Health Worker to Patient: Preterm Care is a Responsibility for All

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health