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From the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis to this date, Migrant Women Association Malta has been working closely with over 200 asylum seekers, refugees, and migrant women living in Malta.Of these 200 women: Their ages range from 18-50. Barriers The Current Plan Thanks to the Melita Foundation, the trainers’ cost will be covered, this enables MWAM to host the Getting …

MWAM would like to take this opportunity to celebrate World refugee day 2021 introduce “Getting online”, a Project funded by the Melita Foundation.Getting Online will provide female asylum seekers and refugees training in digital literacy and how to navigate in the job market. MWAM chose this day as it is a reminder of the importance of raising awareness of human …

MWAM is thrilled to announce that there will soon be another project focused on Prevention of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), which is funded by The U.S. Embassy Malta, MWAM will run a series of information training sessions aimed to inform female refugees and asylum seekers on the prevention of SGBV as well as the protection of survivors and victims …

Today’s news will about Migrant Women Association Malta’s second successive day of Sharing Happiness Together Events. On Saturday, 30 January 2021, MWAM’s team welcomed four female asylum seekers with their lovely children who are residents at the Hal Far Hangar Centre. and two women coupled with their partner from Marsa Open Centre. It was amazing welcoming women, lovely children, and their …

MWAM’s Sharing Happiness Together Events On Saturday Migrant Women Association Malta their successful happy event launching which included the distribution of the clothes of Mango Malta for female asylum seekers and refugees of Malta. What is Sharing happiness Together Events? Sharing Happiness together are events that are part of “16 days of activism: a campaign of Activism against Gender-Based Violence” which …