by Right to Care | May 12, 2022 | Global Health & Innovation, News
International Nurses Day is on 12 May each year to mark the contribution that nurses make to healthcare and society. The day is celebrated on the birthday of Florence Nightingale who is considered to be the founder of modern-day nursing. In recognition, Right to Care...
by Right to Care | Feb 14, 2022 | Global Health & Innovation, News
Precious Robinson, chief technical specialist for prevention, care and treatment at health NGO, Right to Care, is calling on South Africans to, “Use condoms to reduce your risk of getting HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), which include the human...
by Right to Care | Nov 11, 2021 | Global Health & Innovation, News
In his first public health event since his father’s death, Zulu prince Izinyane leSilo uNhlanganiso kaZwelithini (Nhlanganiso Zulu) called on the country’s men to take up health services – from fighting Covid-19 to increasing the take-up of medical male...
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...
by Right to Care | Jun 1, 2021 | Global Health & Innovation, Vaccination
As South Africa’s Covid-19 vaccination programme ramps up, with a target to vaccinate 41-million people by the end of March next year, health NGO Right to Care is deploying teams to vaccinate South Africans living in hard-to-reach places in remote parts of the...
by Right to Care | Feb 19, 2021 | Global Health & Innovation, Success Stories, Zambia
Through Right to Care, USAID provides antiretrovirals (ARVs) to nearly 17,000 clients within the Copperbelt region of Zambia. Due to this endeavor by USAID, HIV patients who are adhering to their daily regimen are able to live full lives and plan for the future. The...
