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A new cohort of grassroots health mobilisers and GBV ambassadors will connect communities, particularly the youth, to HIV and GBV prevention and care services and build understanding of these critical
Opinion by NACOSA’s Executive Director, Mohamed Motala published on Devex about a survey of community organizations providing HIV services in South Africa which highlights their precarious financial situation and the
South Africa’s non-profit sector is facing an unprecedented funding crisis, according to the fifth NACOSA Network Survey. The survey of nearly 200 community-based organisations in 2025 reveals deepening financial insecurity,
NACOSA presented four research posters at the 13th International Conference on Health and Hepatitis in Substance Users in Cape Town in October 2025. The posters represent the culmination of the
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