SAfAIDS is a partner in the FACE-Pediatric HIV Consortium led by OPHID, which is implementing a five-year national program   to eliminate new HIV infections in children and improve the survival of mothers and children in line with the national strategic plan. SAfAIDS’ principal role in the partnership is to strengthen community participation and engagement in integrated PMTCT and Pediatric HIV Care.

SAfAIDS thrive to use evidence-based information to design and implement its programmes. With  support from Research Triangle Institute, SAfAIDS is one of the partners implementing the Gender Challenge Initiative funded by the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (HHS/CDC).

A Collection of Success Stories in OVC Programming in Zimbabwe: Sharing and Learning from Experiences for Improved Programming, SAfAIDS, NAP for OVC, 2011

What you can do during your TB treatment

• Ask your health services provider about eating healthily while you are on TB treatment. Eating a balanced diet will help your body make best use of the TB medicines, so that you get stronger faster
• Identify someone to be your treatment buddy and assist you to take your medicines every day
• Keep going to the clinic for your follow up visits as instructed

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3D Campaign on Sanitary Wear

500 young women engaged the Hon. DPM Thokozani Khupe, members of parliament and stakeholders in a policy dialogue and an advocacy march held in Bulawayo on the 18th of May 2012 as part of the Deliver. Delayed. Dignity Campaign on Sanitary Wear that is running under the regional Young Women First initiative.
 

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Advocacy and Communication Strategy to Support the Implementation of Revised ART, PMTCT and Infant Feeding Guidelines in Zimbabwe, WHO, 2010 - Keeping Up With the World Health Organization: Adopting New Treatment Guidelines