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Welcome to Equality for People and Dignity

Promoting the Formal Recognition of Sex Work and Ensuring Health Rights for All

Our Achievements

950+

Beneficiaries

90+

Communities

3

Districts

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Who are we?

Equality for People and Dignity (EPaD) is a grassroots organization based in Lilongwe, Malawi, we are dedicated to advancing the rights and dignity of sex workers in Malawi. We believe that sex work is formal work, and we strive to create an environment where sex workers are respected, protected, and empowered. Our efforts focus on advocacy, community support, and providing referrals to essential health services.

What are we doing?

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Health and Wellness Referrals

EPaD connects sex workers to vital health services, ensuring they receive the care they need while maintaining their dignity and safety.

Support Services

In addition to health referrals, EPaD provides a range of support services aimed at improving the overall well-being of sex workers.

Community Outreach and Engagement

Our outreach teams work directly with sex workers in the community, providing on-the-spot services, building trust, and raising awareness about EPaD's programs.

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Latest News

EPAD Strengthens Referral Network for AGYW Sex Workers - August 2024

EPaD has expanded its referral network, ensuring that AGYW sex workers have access to comprehensive healthcare, legal support, and counselling services across Lilongwe.

Malawi Legal Reform for Sex Workers – A Step Forward - July 2024

In a major victory for sex workers' rights, EPaD\’s advocacy efforts have led to proposed legal reforms that would recognize sex work as formal work and provide protections against discrimination and violence.

International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers - December 17, 2024

EPaD will be hosting a series of events to mark the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. Join us for a march, panel discussions, and a candlelight vigil in honour of those lost to violence.