No healthcare worker should be left out : What it takes to vaccinate Africa’s healthcare workers in hard-to-reach areas

by Right to Care | Sep 13, 2021 | Global Health & Innovation, Success Stories

The wait is over for Sister Ntombesiko Lekhula The Eastern Cape province in South Africa (SA) stretches from rugged coastline to remote mountainous areas, which is where the Empilisweni District Hospital is found and where iSister Ntombesiko Lekhula works. She...

Building data capacity during a pandemic to save lives

by Right to Care | Sep 13, 2021 | Personal Health & Wellness, Success Stories

As Covid-19 infections soared, Buffalo City municipality in South Africa’s Eastern Cape needed urgent assistance with data analysis and information management to ensure that accurate data informed decision making and resource allocation. With funding from USAID, Right...

SA’s women bear the brunt of HIV stigma

by Right to Care | Aug 27, 2021 | Community & Local Impact, News

HIV strides heavily undermined by female disempowerment and GBV  Women are facing a myriad of challenges which negatively impact SA’s progress towards an HIV free generation. Many are being humiliated and are experiencing abuse in their communities and homes simply...

A husband’s perception on parenting groups

by Right to Care | Aug 23, 2021 | Community & Local Impact, Success Stories, Zambia

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Dramatically more Covid-19 vaccination sites needed – learn how to set up a site free

by Right to Care | Jul 9, 2021 | Community & Local Impact, News, Vaccination

With only 400 active Covid-19 vaccination sites set up across South Africa, and under 1% of the country fully vaccinated during a brutal third wave, the government wants to dramatically ramp up vaccines.   In a move to fast-track the establishment of...