What we do
Suicide Prevention Advocacy
As the Africa Project Against Suicide in Malawi (APAS Malawi), we are at the forefront of addressing the critical issue of suicide in our country.
Research and Evidence-Based Strategies
To effectively combat suicide, we prioritize research and data collection in collaboration with local and international experts.
Improving Mental Health Access
We provide training in suicide prevention and intervention techniques for healthcare professionals, aiming to integrate mental health services seamlessly.
Collaboration and Partnerships
Our collaborative efforts create a robust network of support, knowledge exchange, and joint action, leveraging collective resources, expertise, and influence to address suicide in a comprehensive manner.
Advocating for Policy Changes
Through constructive dialogues with policymakers, lawmakers, and relevant authorities, we provide evidence-based recommendations and compelling arguments to shape policies promoting mental health, resilience, and social support systems.
Achievements Reflecting Impact
Outreach programs in secondary schools, collaboration with the government for disaster relief efforts, and constructive dialogue with national leaders to address suicide-related issues.
What we care for
We Care For You
Our dedication revolves around what we deeply care for—promoting mental health, fostering resilience, and combating the distressing prevalence of suicide. Our core focus lies in nurturing a society where every individual’s well-being matters, where mental health is prioritized, and where the devastating impact of suicide is minimized.
Every Life Counts
We care profoundly about raising awareness and eliminating the stigma surrounding mental health issues. Through extensive educational programs, public campaigns, and targeted outreach efforts, we strive to create an environment that encourages open conversations about mental wellness and suicide prevention.
Additionally, we prioritize fostering resilience within communities. By engaging in research collaborations and implementing evidence-based strategies, we aim to empower individuals and communities with the knowledge and resources needed to identify warning signs and provide essential support.
Even Children Need Mental Health Awareness
Schools, families, and communities play vital roles in providing mental health education to children. By creating safe spaces for open discussions, promoting empathy, and teaching coping strategies, we empower children to take care of their mental health and seek support when required. This early education can have a profound impact, shaping positive attitudes towards mental health throughout their lives.