ADPP Mozambique

ADPP programs are designed to empower individuals, families and communities to make positive changes in their lives, through local capacity building and an integrated approach to development that links education, health and community development

6500000

People reached from ADPP’s programmes and work

3000

Employees throughout Mozambique

2500000

Million people reached with clothes and footwear and thousands of self-employment jobs created

500000

Children and youth benefitting from educational programmes and activities

87453

Children who received a nutritious daily meal in 271 primary schools

6850

Farmers/producers active in the Farmers’ and Producers’ Clubs programmes

241839

People reached in HIV/AIDs programmes

102016

People screened in TB programmes

650000

People reached in malaria awareness campaigns

Education

Improving the quality of education is essential for the development of the country and alleviation of poverty. We believe all children have the right to access quality education.

Health

ADPP Mozambique health programs build on the active participation and involvement of people and communities, equipping people with the knowledge to protect themselves. All programs in the areas of HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria and Nutrition are aligned with the public health system in Mozambique to maximize efforts and resources

Agriculture

Small-scale farmers play a central role in feeding millions of people across Mozambique and ensuring food security, resilience, and progress, for the great majority of our nation

Humanitarian Aid

Climate change will have an untold impact on the country over the next 20 years. In response to this threat, ADPP Mozambique has introduced a number of programs focused on climate change prevention and mitigation

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2021-04-27

Fighting malaria: more than 1 million mosquito nets distributed

World Malaria Day was celebrated on April 25 at a time when the World Health Organization (WHO) warns of the urgent need to aggressively combat the new coronavirus while ensuring that other deadly diseases such as malaria are not neglected.