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God's Golden Acre is a Non-Profit Organisation in KwaZulu-Natal caring for children orphaned or abandoned due to AIDS or violence.
www.godsgoldenacre.org.uk

An HIV/AIDS community care and support programme, situated in rural KwaZulu-Natal, providing services in the areas of Home Based Care, Orphan Intervention and Food.
www.wozamoya.org.za

The CRC provides training and resources to help make South African society more sensitive to children and their needs. It has a particular focus on children’s access to HIV/AIDS treatment.
www.childrenrightscentre.org.za

CINDI is a Pietermaritzburg-based consortium of civil society and government agencies that network in the interests of children affected by HIV/AIDS.
www.cindi.org.za

The eThekweni Municipality’s site provides Community-based and Non-profit Organisation contact information.
www.durban.gov.za/eThekwini/Community/cbos

Links bodies involved in non-profit HIV/AIDS work in KwaZulu-Natal, by promoting the exchange of ideas, information, experiences, and encouraging networking among members.
www.kznaidslink.kabissa.org/orgs-and-community.html

REPSSI is the Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative for children affected by HIV/AIDS, providing guidelines for communities on how to find solutions.
www.repssi.org/index.htm

Sinosizo (Diocesan AIDS programme) specialises in Home Based Care, training and caring for people with AIDS.
www.catholic-dbn.org.za

One of the largest websites dedicated to HIV/AIDS offering information that is, according to the site, updated every hour.
www.aegis.com

The AIDS Consortium is a network of more than 1000 members, mainly community-based organisations focusing on HIV/AIDS related issues.
www.aidsconsortium.org.za

The AIDS Law Project uses legal action to rectify human rights abuses against people with HIV.
www.alp.org.za

The HIV/AIDS Legal Network is a community-based, charitable organisation working exclusively on HIV/AIDS-related policy and legal issues, and has more than 250 members internationally.
www.aidslaw.ca

The Basic Income Grant Coalition was formed in mid-2001 to bring together advocates of a universal income support grant and to mobilise popular support for the introduction of the grant. This would assist all people living in poverty, including households affected by HIV/AIDS.
www.big.org.za

Children First engages in advocacy, information dissemination and child participation activities to promote the rights and well-being of children, with a focus on HIV/AIDS, social security and justice.
www.childrenfirst.org.za

Gives names and addresses to the various HIV/AIDS service providers who are registered with the South African Department of Public Works.
www.publicworks.gov.za/docs/consultants

Features a comprehensive database of HIV/AIDS-related organisations and individuals in KwaZulu-Natal, and provides frequently updated news about HIV/AIDS.
www.hivan.org.za

The Health Systems Trust is a non-government organisation committed to contributing to the development of health care by designing, planning and evaluating programmes towards the restructuring of the health system.
www.hst.org.za

LoveLife is South Africa’s national HIV prevention programme for youth.
www.lovelife.org.za

An interdisciplinary journal, by the foremost leaders in clinical virology, molecular biology, and epidemiology, providing scientific information on HIV and AIDS.
www.jaids.com

The National Association of People Living with AIDS serves to organise, mobilise and empower people living with HIV/AIDS in South Africa and to represent their interests by providing care and support.
www.napwa.org.za

Promotes the role of traditional leadership within a democratic constitutional dispensation. It aims to enhance unity and understanding between traditional communities and cooperation between the National House and the various provincial houses.
www.info.gov.za/aboutgovt/contacts/bodies/nhtl.htm

The NPPHCN is a national non-government health advocacy organisation promoting collaboration, participatory research and policy formulation, appropriate training and organisational development.
www.hst.org.za/pphc

This is the South African Health Department website that provides information on access to HIV/AIDS treatment in the public sector. Patient numbers at each provincial site are updated monthly.
www.doh.gov.za

The Africa-first website is dedicated to searching for cheaper and quality healthcare and bridging the gap of disparities. It also creates global awareness, generating opportunities for research and sharing knowledge.
www.africa-first.com/4thictm/speakers%20and%20topics2.htm

The objective of the South African Medical Association website is to provide medical practitioners with information, news and advice necessary for meeting the challenges of health care delivery in South Africa.
www.sama.co.za

The site focuses on communication for development and social change in Africa, providing an opportunity for the experiences and issues of the continent to be shared and debated. Among the many resources on the site are:

Materials on HIV/AIDS, at www.comminit.com/africa/materials.html and the NPO Helpline, an Interfund/European Union service, which provides information and advice to NGOs and CBOs in South Africa, on funding.
www.comminit.com/africa/experiences/pds12004/experiences-2202.html

The Soul City Institute for Health and Development Communication (SC IHDC) is a health promotion non-governmental organisation, which aims to impact on society at the individual, community and socio-political levels by subscribing to the principles of the World Health Organisation’s Ottawa Charter.
www.soulcity.org.za

This is the official Government statistical service, which produces statistics on economic, labour, utilities, tourism and transport issues; and gives access to census data and publications.
www.statssa.gov.za

This is an Internet portal offering information on funding and fundraising for non-profit organisations (NPOs) and grantmakers, including HIV/AIDS.
www.thusanang.org.za/

The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) is a grassroots movement for HIV treatment literacy, and campaigns for greater access to treatment for all South Africans living with HIV/AIDS.
www.tac.org.za

The Global Fund brings together multi-lateral, government, private and corporate donations to finance the fight against HIV/AIDS, malaria and TB.
www.theglobalfund.org

This is a global network for and by people with HIV/AIDS, with a mission to improve the quality of life of people living with HIV/AIDS.
www.gnpplus.net

This organisation is hosting the Global Summit on HIV/AIDS, traditional medicine & indigenous knowledge. It is committed to facilitating global dialogue and alliances between indigenous wisdom and conventional knowledge in the search for improved quality of life.
www.africa-first.com/gsaidstmik2006/default.aspx

Campaigns for corporations, governments and international institutions to be more pragmatic towards dealing with barriers to drug access and the resources necessary to sustain access for people with HIV/AIDS across the globe.
www.healthgap.org

This agency focuses on strengthening universal access to timely, strategic and non-partisan information so as to enhance the capacity of the humanitarian community to understand, respond to and avert emergencies by countering misinformation and propaganda.
www.irinnews.org

MSF is a Nobel peace prize-winning organisation committed to providing medical aid wherever it is needed and raising awareness of the plight of the people it helps. It runs HIV/AIDS treatment programmes in the Western Cape and Eastern Cape.
www.msf.org

The sixteenth International AIDS Conference will take place in Toronto, Canada, from 13 - 18 August, 2006.
www.aids2006.org
Or read the Announcing Toronto Brochure (PDF) and other documents

This site carries information from the 2nd South African AIDS Conference, which aims to marshal the best of knowledge, practice and research on HIV into further united action and implementation and to spur a new spirit of unity and accountability for all.
www.sa-aidsconference.com