These groups are part of our growing community — please contact us to learn how to get involved.
Members meet weekly for physical, psychological, spiritual and emotional support due to their condition. Members are issued ARVs and other medications monthly, and are supported with housing, education for their children, and small income-generating activities like chair and tent hire.
Weight, height and blood pressure screening, medical/obstetrical/surgical/gynecological history taking, health education on danger signs in pregnancy, tetanus immunization, and nutrition supplements for underweight mothers.
Health education for youth on sensitive topics such as STIs, HIV, early pregnancies and FGM, celebration of recognized health days, and a school health program run across nine primary schools every three months.
Educate communities about our services, support mobile and static clinic activities, refer patients to the hospital, and are registered as a recognized organization to source funds and run projects for their families.
Reach out and we'll connect you with the right group.