Safe Spaces work for girls and young women
Participants who spent time at a My Journey Safe Space were 33% more likely to have had an HIV test in the past 6 month, 69% more likely to be
Antiretroviral medicines are used to treat HIV. If people living with HIV take their medicine correctly, they can live an almost normal life. But it is important to take it at the same time every day and to keep taking it for life. This leaflet explains how this works and gives tips for keeping on track with medication for HIV.
It is especially important at the moment for people living with HIV to keep taking their medication correctly to ensure their immune systems stays strong.
Participants who spent time at a My Journey Safe Space were 33% more likely to have had an HIV test in the past 6 month, 69% more likely to be
In the township of Emzinoni, in Bethal, many young people face a difficult reality. Unemployment is high, opportunities are limited, and for some families, daily life is defined by uncertainty
By Vuyokazi Yokwe, Legal Officer As NACOSA sat at the launch of the Western Cape Provincial Gender Machinery – a coordinated provincial platform to strengthen gender mainstreaming, advance gender equality,
TB is curable, you just need to take your medication correctly and live stress free.” -Tumisang Rangwako Tumisang Rangwako first began feeling constantly tired, losing her appetite, and losing weight. She
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