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Water, sanitation and hygiene

A nursery school learner, Tracy Mayamiko, 2, drinks water from a new UNICEF-supported solar-powered water system in Kusichi village in Lilongwe

05 September 2018

Child-friendly communities

For every child, child-friendly, inclusive, resilient communities

Kauma ORP team leader Enock Mwenyeidi assists two years ten months Evenes Mchacha at Kauma ORP in Lilongwe

Oral rehydration points provide frontline shield in the figh

Cholera Response in Malawi

Susan Muyaya, the senior HSA for South Lunzu Health Centre

Health workers launch preemptive attack on cholera

Cholera Response in Malawi

$28-year-old Asiya Ngalanda and her 12-year-old son Gift Yuwa who sustained a fracture during Tropical Cyclone Freddy at Nkhulambe Camp in Phalombe$

Shielding cyclone survivors from waterborne diseases

Cholera prevention in disaster-hit Phalombe

Grace washes a fruit by the borehole that was rehabilitated by UNICEF

Bringing a culture of cleanliness to Kataya Primary School

Good hygiene practices are essential in preventing the spread of cholera

Eli Njuchi Cholera poster

Malawi influencers join hands to raise awareness on ending c

Curbing the spread of cholera in Malawi

Learners at Namzamba Primary School receiving buckets procured with support from USAID and UNICEF to prevent the spread of cholera

USAID grants UNICEF US$2.5 million to scale up cholera response in Malawi

Children at Namatamba Primary School in Blantyre pose for a photo after receiving buckets from USAID and UNICEF

Sanitation and hygiene in Cyclone Freddy affected schools

UNICEF's humanitarian response in Malawi

Distribution of buckets at Malabada Primary School

Providing sanitation and hygiene supplies as schools reopen

UNICEF launches Back to School Campaign

Health worker, Maria Malele, treats a mother of twin boys infected with cholera at the 43-bed cholera treatment site at the Queen Elizabeth Centre Hospital in Blantyre.

Cholera in the midst of a floods emergency

Cyclone Freddy stirs cholera resurgence in Blantyre