Chikwawa — A local non-governmental organization, Campaign for Health Education, Sanitation and Hygiene (CAHESH) has launched a national programme on health education through Braille to enhance inclusive participation of people with visual impairment.
Speaking during the launch on Saturday at Makande Primary School ground in Chikwawa, CAHESH Executive Director, Mac Donald Kaluwa said it was expected that the programme would provide an opportunity to people with visual impairment to access vital information on HIV/AIDS, malaria including issues of domestic violence.
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