Organisational objectives
Tholulwazi Uzivikele’s objectives are shaped by research publications and community feedback. Programme objectives are aimed at specific age groups, ensuring a sensitive and culturally acceptable approach. On organisational level we aim to synergise programmes through close cooperation between programme staff. We rely on inter programme referrals, which are recorded in our database for monitoring purposes.
To mitigate the impact of poor healthcare access and knowledge by providing basic home based care, education and support to families of people suffering from chronic diseases, such as HIV/AIDS, TB and stroke, in conditions of deprivation and poor access to healthcare services.
To alleviate the impact of HIV/AIDS on orphans and vulnerable children by providing bereavement counselling through Psychosocial Support and to support these children to attend and complete schooling.
To alleviate the impact of HIV and poverty on marginalised people by assisting them to gain access to government social support systems.
Health Counselling and Testing
To contribute to the reduction of HIV transmission in the KwaNgwanase area, by increasing access to VCT services to targeted youth and young adults and create referral pathways to enable the targeted population to access treatment or other related social services.
To influence the attitude of youth, who may have become accustomed to poverty and deprivation, by assisting them in developing their values, beliefs, social awareness and personal objectives in order to set future goals, contributing to their personal development, employability or further education.
The work we do....
The work we do is made possible by the financial support of the following donors:
ABSA Foundation
AVERT (UK)
Department of Health
EngageHIV (UK)
Firelight Foundation (USA)
OXFAM JOHAP
USAID (USA)
And private individuals and institutions who generously support our cause.