News

Anova support is top-shelf

For the resource-strapped rural clinics of Brooklyn, Hluvukani and Brondal in Mpumalanga effective drug storage has presented staff with a bit of a headache. Limited space and shelving meant that patient care and treatment management moved at a slower than optimal pace. But thanks to Anova’s Rivoningo-Lesedi initiative, drugs are now neatly organized and easily accessible. ­ Read more...

Anova to support Right to Care in MMC initiative

ANOVA IN THE NEWS: Right to Care’s free MMC initiative, which will see the organisation teaming up with Anova, the Centre for HIV/AIDS Prevention Studies (CHAPS) and Maternal, Adolescent and Child Health (MatCH), has been the subject of news reports appearing on various online news websites and in major newspapers. Read more...

Health4Men encourage men to test at Cresta health and wellness day

Health4Men's presence at a health and wellness day held at Cresta Shopping Centre didn't go unnoticed by the local media.

The Northcliff Melville Times covered the event, where Health4Men were present to create awareness around their wide range of services and encourage men to take control of their health and well being and test for HIV.

Anova support for HIV awareness among deaf community in the headlines

In partnership with GALA, Anova is helping to train deaf peer educators to spread HIV prevention and treatment messages among the deaf community. An article on the Times Live website wrote about the experiences of John Meletse who himself deaf and HIV-positve has been advocating tirelessly for this cause. Read more...

Anova mobilises rural health

For the communities scattered across the Mopani district of South Africa’s most rural province, accessing health care usually means going the extra mile – quite literally. Health services in this province are centralized and for the most part limited to the larger towns, demanding that people in villages travel long distances to access basic health care.

This isolation can pose a serious threat to the success of HIV prevention and treatment efforts. The solution? Put a small clinic on wheels and bring basic health care to the people.

Rivoningo-Lesedi shares the love with Valentines drive

Love was in the air at Rivoningo-Lesedi’s recent HIV-testing and information drive.

Family Free’s work with gogos in the spotlight

A feature article in the April edition of Marie Claire, Netherlands, highlights the innovative work that Anova's Family Free project does with grandmothers in northern rural Limpopo. Read more...