The official newsroom of the MFPWA — announcements, tenders, elections and events from across our six decades of service to Mauritian families.
J.Y. Robert Hungley, GOSK, Vice-President of the Republic, officially opens MauZen — MFPWA’s free, confidential youth health space offering medical consultations, psychological support, HIV testing and the GenZee 24-hour chatbot.
Members are called to vote for the Chairperson and five Committee Members on Saturday 12 July 2025 at the Electoral Commissioner’s Office in Port Louis.
Read more →MFPWA invites proposals for a WhatsApp-integrated web solution addressing key topics for adolescents and youths aged 10–18.
Read more →MFPWA invites proposals for the production of ten 3–5 minute short films on topics relevant to adolescents and youths aged 10–18.
Read more →MFPWA’s island-wide Health Fair brought free screening, counselling and family planning services to communities across all ten districts of Mauritius.
Read more →The YAM programme welcomes a new cohort of 18–24 year-olds, building leadership skills and promoting equal partnership between youth and adults across Mauritius.
Read more →Since 1957, MFPWA has grown from a small family planning clinic into a nationally recognised NGO serving over 50,000 young people annually, recognised with three UN awards.
Read more →The Family Life Education Task Force, in collaboration with UNFPA, has expanded sexuality education to reach students in schools, youth centres and community centres across all districts.
Read more →The Global Fund has awarded MFPWA an A2 rating for its HIV/AIDS civil society grant management, recognising exemplary fiduciary and programmatic performance.
Read more →What began as a partnership between MFPWA, the European Union and the International Planned Parenthood Federation now has an address in Port Louis — a free, safe and confidential space for every young Mauritian, opened by the Vice-President of the Republic.
“Prevention does not begin with punishment. It begins with trust.”
J.Y. Robert Hungley, GOSK — Vice-President of the Republic of Mauritius
MauZen opens in Port Louis: free, confidential medical consultations, psychological support and HIV testing for young people — no judgement, no fees, no waiting for a crisis.
A chatbot companion available 24 hours a day, answering in Kreol and English — because the questions young people are afraid to ask out loud still deserve answers.
Trusted young figures in their own communities, carrying prevention and sexual and reproductive health education where institutions alone cannot reach.
Three years of collaboration between MFPWA, the European Union and the IPPF — saluted by the Vice-President as proof of what sustained commitment can build.
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