Each public project has a status, place, sector, and partners. Internal budgets and unreleased reports stay off this page.
This is the public record of work CPR has actually done. Open a project for the overview, activities, and — where it exists — the measured impact.
School-based health rights sessions across nine Lilongwe secondary schools, starting at Chimutu Secondary School as part of the 2026 Girls Tournament school preparations.
Limodzi Foundation, in partnership with CPR, provided 150 girls in Thyolo District with reusable sanitary pad kits and hygiene education.
CPR conducted a mental health awareness session with students and teachers at St. Patrick’s International Academy.
CPR hosted “Your Rights, Your Work, Your Future” at Soche Technical College — a dialogue on law, health and protection for young professionals.
CPR donated medical equipment to Malavi Health Centre in Chiradzulu District to support care for women and children.
A community planting session: seedlings going into the ground with young people at a neighbourhood school site.
A CPR initiative treating men’s mental health as a health-and-rights subject, not a seasonal campaign.
School-based work on mental health — one of CPR’s early programme files.
Public conversation on road safety and informal motorcycle transport as a health-and-law issue.
A CPR platform for women working in health and in law — conference, network, and programme work.