Malawi National Association of the Deaf (MANAD) is a non-profit making association of the deaf people with more than 12000 members out of 400000 deaf and hard of hearing members across the country. MANAD was formed in 1992 and is registered under the Trustee Incorporation Act of Malawi on 4th January 1996.
The formation of the association was necessitated to cater for the welfare and the interest of the deaf within the boundaries of Malawi. The association is affiliated to the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD) and the Federation of Disability Organizations (FEDOMA). Read More
MANAD advocates that the right to sign language enables equality in all spheres of life. MANAD often advocates on many human rights of the deaf to break down barriers to make the world a more equal place for all deaf people.
MANAD has 28 operational branches throughout the country. Increased membership Since its inception. District branches are led by trained Deaf personnel who act as resource person. Each district has 2 leaders who are supported by local committees.
MANAD have Sign Language Instructors in all District. These Instructors are mandated to conduct sign language training classes and sessions to the general public.
At MANAD, we believe that long-term, meaningful partnerships are central to achieving our mission. Together, we can shape a world where every deaf individual has the opportunity to thrive.
We collaborate with diverse organizations, institutions, and companies that are committed to making a difference. Our work is stronger when we stand side by side with others who share our vision and values.
We cannot do it alone. By partnering with us, you join a journey that creates sustainable impact and drives inclusion for the deaf community in Malawi and beyond.
👉 Reach out to us today to explore partnership opportunities.
