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Welcome to the AIDS Foundation of South Africa website. We are happy to report some important developments that will help us to keep you in touch with efforts to combat HIV/AIDS in the country, the continent and beyond.
The website is now managed entirely in-house, which means we can update it on a daily basis. Check in regularly for news, analysis and links to other sources of useful information on critical issues relating to HIV/AIDS.
We have also made the site interactive, so that you can give us your views and comments, and participate in web-based discussions, polls and surveys. Click here to take part in our latest survey.
We also have a new portal for our Culture and Health Programme, where you will find news, research, photos and features on innovative work with rural men, initiation schools, San communities, traditional healers and sexual minorities. Read more.
If you have any comments about the website or suggestions for improving it, please send us an e mail webmaster@aids.org.za
This documentary focuses on the AIDS Foundation of SA's history of working with traditional medical practiotioners (TMPs) in South African communities. Traditional, or African indigenous healers are the primary -- often the only -- medical carers for 85% of the African population in South Africa. The need to involve healers in HIV and AIDS management is widely recognised, largely as a result of AFSA's training interventions, since 1995. However, there is not equivalent recognition among biomedical practitioners of the knowledge and expertise of traditional healers.
AFSA and its partners are joining a large group of human rights organisations in a nation-wide campaign to stop the Traditional Courts Bill. This Bill is currently being considered by parliament to provide updated legislation for traditional justice processes and institutions and its approval will affect over 17 million South Africans. The proposed Bill is widely unconstitutional and violates the rights of women and men in rural communities.
AFSA seeks to appoint a Bookkeeper in its Finance Department, based in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. The Bookkeeper will be responsible for data capturing in multiple donor books, bank and creditor reconciliations for multiple donor books, as well as filing and general assistance to the finance team. This is a one-year fixed term contract position. Requirements:
On Thursday the 26th of April 2012, the Foundation participated in a march organised by the CAPRISA 004 study participants. The aim of the march was to hand over a petition to the KZN MEC for Health and the office of the KZN Premier in Pietermaritzburg. The women that participated in the tenofovir gel microbicide trials have not received any further supplies of the gel since the trials ended. In other words, Tenofovir gel for study participants cannot be provided until approved by the South African Medicines Control Council (MCC).
South Africa successfully applied to the Global Fund for a 5 year HIV grant under Round 9. AFSA has subsequently been commissioned by NACOSA to manage the KZN Youth Ambassador Programme grant. The overall aim of the Programme is to contribute towards the achievement of the two major goals set out in the South African National Strategic Plan for HIV/AIDS & STIs: 2012-2016– i.e.
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