1. Bonukhanyo Youth Project |
Bonukhanyo
is a youth organization that exists to change the mindsets of young
people around sex and sexuality by giving them information through
training workshops on HIV/AIDS, STIs, condom usage and abstinence.
They are servicing an area called Rode in Mt. Ayliff in the Eastern
Cape.
The area they are servicing is characterized by
high rate of teenage pregnancy, high rate of HIV infections, unemployment,
poverty and boredom because there are no recreational facilities.
The population of the area is estimated at ±2000.
The AIDS Foundation grant is used to support the
HIV/AIDS and Sexuality education programme.
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2. Gcinisizwe HIV/AIDS Orphan Project |
Gcinisizwe
HIV/AIDS and orphan project exist to give palliative care to the
terminally ill people and to care for orphans and vulnerable children.
They are servicing an area called Reitvlei about 20km from Umzimkulu.
The population of that area is estimated at 15000. The rate of HIV/AIDS
is high as well as the mortality rate in the area. Currently the
orphans and vulnerable children are estimated at 340.
The AIDS Foundation grant is used to support the
home based care and the orphans and vulnerable children’s
project.
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3. Ilungelo Training & Development Organisation |
| Ilungelo
is an organization that operates in the Ibisi area in Umzimkulu
in the Eastern Cape. Ibisi is a rural settlement made up of 9 villages
with the population estimated at 7000. The aim project is to provide
palliative care to the infected and psychosocial support to orphans
and vulnerable children. The also run a gardening project through
which they are able to provide breakfast and lunch to needy children
in the community. The organization also trains home based carers
and is registered with the Health and Welfare Seta.
The AIDS Foundation grant is used to support home
based care, gardening project and the orphans and vulnerable children’s
work.
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4. Isibane Sezwe Organisation |
Isibane
Sezwe is a community-based organisation located in Egugwini ward
14 of the Umzimkulu municipality on the boarder of KwaZulu-Natal
and the Eastern Cape Province. The organisation began in 2003 in
response to the rising crisis of local people returning from the
cities to die in rural areas. It has recently been registered as
non-profit organisation. Isibane Sezwe operates in five villages
of the sixteen villages of this ward and there are requests for
such intervention from other villages as well. It offers community
based care to five villages in the area.
The AIDS Foundation grant is being used to support
the home based care project.
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5. Laphumilanga Organisation |
Laphumilanga
project is servicing the Welakabini area in a remote rural area
in Mt. Ayliff. This village has about 124 houses, with an average
of 6 persons per household. This organization was started by a group
of women who saw a need for home based care in an area because the
hospital is very far. So they
The HIV/AIDS rate is said to be very high, due
to poverty, unemployment and cultural practices like polygamy.
The AIDS Foundation grant is used to support the
home based care project of this organization.
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6. Mahlungulu Foundation for Community & Individual Development |
The
Mahlungulu Foundation is operating in Sikelweni Administrative Area
in Bizana with the population estimated at 20 000.The organization
was established because many people were sick at home and there
was no one to care for them and the local hospital was over burden.
The rate of HIV/AIDS is said to be very high and the reasons for
this are migrant labour, poverty, unemployment and lack of HIV/AIDS
education.
The aim of the Mahlungulu Foundation project is
to provide home based care to the terminally ill and offer care
and support to orphans and vulnerable children.
The AIDS Foundation grant is used to support the
home based care and OVC projects.
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7. Nceduluntu Home Based Care |
Nceduluntu
home based care project is servicing the informal settlement in
Mt. Ayliff called Chithwa Village. Chithwa village is characterized
by shacks, no proper sewerage system, no clean running water and
some of the shacks do not have electricity. The rate of unemployment,
HIV/AIDS, poverty and alcohol abuse is very high.
The aim of the project is to provide home based
care to the community of Chithwa village and the AIDS Foundation
grant supports this project.
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8. Siyakhana HIV/AIDS Support Project |
Siyakhana
is a support group that was established due to a high rate of people
testing HIV positive in St Patricks hospital in Bizana. The support
group is made up of people living with HIV/AIDS around the hospital
and two other clinics i.e Amadiba clinic and Imizizi clinic. The
population of Bizana is estimated at 250 000.
The support group meets twice a week and they are
engaged in beadwork, vegetable garden project and also provide home
based care to community members.
The AIDS Foundation grant is used to support all
the programmes of the support group.
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9. Masangane Moravian |
Masangane Moravian church (Masangane) is located in Shiloh mission in Whittlesea. The organisation has its operations in Sada, Matatiele and Mount Fletcher. The organisation provides care and support to the infected and the affected, with a specific focus on the provision of ARV treatment to those who need it. In addition to this, Masangane provides care and support to children affected by HIV and AIDS. AFSA provides financial support towards the Orphan Coodinator's salary in Matatiele.
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