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.
Foreign aid cuts threaten the futures of vulnerable children and families empowered by community health workers in Khayelitsha. In the informal settlements of Khayelitsha, a quiet revolution has been unfolding
A new report by the ITPC in partnership with NACOSA in South Africa and JONEHA in Malawi, presents findings from a community-led early warning system activated in response to recent
By Sophie Hobbs, NACOSA Communications, published in the Independent Philanthropy Association of South Africa March newsletter On Monday 26th of January, we were due to work on our proposal for
Young people are at the forefront of driving change in their communities, and their voices are being amplified through various initiatives. At NACOSA, we’re committed to ensuring that our children
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