Zimbabwe
The economic situation continues to decline with very little funds available for public expenditure and social services. As a result, the health sector faces numerous challenges, including shortages of medical supplies and essential medicines.
We run projects in partnership with the Zimbabwean Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC), providing treatment for HIV, tuberculosis (TB), non-communicable diseases and mental health issues.
While HIV prevalence has decreased from 30 per cent in the early 2000s to 15 per cent today, there are still major gaps in services, such as the availability of routine viral load monitoring and second-line antiretroviral (ARV) treatment.
We offer comprehensive support to victims of sexual violence and also comprehensive services for adolescents in the urban district of Mbare.
In Epworth polyclinic, a comprehensive package of HIV, TB and multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) care is adapted for all ages and cervical cancer screenings and early treatment strategies are provided for all HIV-positive women.
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Photo Story
Zimbabwe mental health project
8 Feb 2018
Photo Story
Zimbabwe
Preventing cervical cancer
Project Update
28 Mar 2017
Zimbabwe
“If I don’t help mentally ill patients, who will?”
Voices from the Field
16 Feb 2017
Zimbabwe
A decade later in Epworth, life grows
Voices from the Field
28 Nov 2016
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Surviving AIDS in Zimbabwe
25 Nov 2016
Photo Story
Project Update
High vaccine prices hamper immunisation efforts in Africa, but are missing from agenda of key vaccination conference
Press Release
24 Feb 2016