HIV/AIDS|ZIMBABWE CHARITY INC.
A Comprehensive & Exclusive Focus on HIV/AIDS and Zimbabwe.
As Zimbabwe prepares to commemorate World AIDS Day, the National Aids Council (NAC) says 2011 has been a better year compared to the previous three years, when most of the country’s programmes were affected by the then prevailing hyper-inflationary environment. However, a major challenge looms ahead for Zimbabwe, which is faced with an ever diminishing donor support base, for the it’s HIV/AIDS programmes.
Our experience lets us know that when providing support to an individual living with HIV/AIDS, one is faced with interconnected problems that need to be addressed holistically, if significant and long-term benefits are to be realized in the client’s life.
The 2009 Global Tuberculosis Control Report from the World Health Organization (WHO) ranks Zimbabwe 17th among 22 countries worldwide with the highest TB burden. Zimbabwe had an estimated 71,961 new TB cases in 2007, with an estimated incidence rate of 539 cases per 100,000 population.
A Question From HAZ Times are hard for the charity sector, and it is no different for NGOs working in Zimbabwe. In order to survive as a non-profit organization, we believe that NGOs have to be innovative, and have to be well engaged with the communities they serve. We would like to hear from you,… [Learn More ...]
World Leaders are meeting in New York City at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly High Level Meeting on AIDS. The gathering of Heads of State and other leaders from government, the scientific community, civil society and the private sector offers a unique opportunity to review progress, share lessons learned and chart the future course of the global AIDS response. The high level meeting extends from June 6-10, 2011.
Zimbabwe Parliamentarians Against HIV and AIDS (ZIPAH) said they are concerned that Zimbabwe remains one of the countries experiencing huge challenges in the treatment, care and support of its people and is among the worst hit by HIV and AIDS in the world. This came out of the workshop on HIV and Human Rights Law which was held in Victoria Falls over the past weekend.
-Sustaining non-profit missions in a global recession. By Joshua M. Dziba, PhD About five years ago, HIV/AIDS|ZIMBABWE|CHARITY, INC (HAZ) set off on an ambitious mission and a unique approach of making a small but significant difference in the lives of Zimbabweans affected by, and/or living with HIV/AIDS. Five to six years down the road, we… [Learn More ...]
Voting for the Zimbabwe Achievers Award is currently ongoing, and will close on April 1st, 2011. Please visit http://www.zimachievers.com/ and cast your vote for HAZ, for the “COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR” award. We believe we are a deserving candidate for this award, after having successfully delivered free ARVs to HIV positive Zimbabweans in Zimbabwe,… [Learn More ...]
We would appreciate your nomination for the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards “COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR” award. To nominate HIV/AIDS|ZIMBABWE CHARITY INC (HAZ), please go to http://www.mafaro.com/awards/index.php before Friday January 14th, 2011 and submit your nomination. We believe we are a deserving candidate for this award because although HAZ remains small as an organization, we have… [Learn More ...]
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