In two months the international AIDS jamboree will arrive in Durban for a four-day conference on the state of the global AIDS epidemic.
Budget speech by Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi delivered on 10 May 2016. Download here.
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Angy Peter didn’t believe she needed ARVs. She had maas and garlic mix and that’s all she thought she needed. Things changed when she encountered a TAC volunteer. Read her story.
Mandisa Sonti had a close relationship with her sister. When she passed away, Mandisa was devastated and looked to the TAC for support. Read more.
MaMatwa suffered devastating loss when her home was petrol bombed. Read how she was able to fight for justice with the support of the TAC.
The Thuthuzela Centre based in the Khayelitsha Day Hospital offers a vital service to the community. Medical coordinator, Dr Genine Josias talks about the joys and challenges of running the centre.
The Khayelitsha Police Station, like many across the country has to deal with crime and violence and in many cases a lack of trust from the community. In these cases, it helps to have a mouthpiece to help build bridges. The TAC has fulfilled this role.
MaDlamini shares the heartwrenching story of her struggle for answers after her daughter was discharged one day after undergoing surgery to remove a cyst on her brain and eventually passed away.
One church in Gugulethu tackles the often avoided topic of HIV/AIDS head on, with the help of the TAC. Read more.
