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EVATON, SOUTH AFRICA — In a vital effort to close the gap in youth health education, AFROCAB in South Africa successfully conducted a targeted Treatment Literacy Session for adolescents and young adults at Boikago Primary School in Evaton on June 12, 2026. The impactful session was co-facilitated alongside Community Health Workers (CHWs) from Levai Mbatha, bringing critical life-saving information directly to the community’s youth. The interactive session broke down the basic

The management of AFROCAB is proud to present the distinguished new board members. A multi-sector team bringing deep expertise in advocacy, community health governance, pharma systems, finance, and resource mobilization. Together, they’re strengthening community treatment access across Africa. Ms. Diedre Madise – Malawi Diedre is a community advocate and leader openly living with HIV for over 25 years. She is a member of the Coalition of Women Living with HIV in Malawi and

Catch up on our latest updates, impact stories, key milestones, and highlights from March to April. See how we’re driving change, strengthening communities, and advancing access to care in our fight to end AHD. Download the newsletter below.

AFROCAB is seeking a highly organized and detail-oriented Administrative Associate to manage documentation, coordinate meetings, oversee procurement, maintain compliance records, support IT systems, and strengthen team operations. For more information about this opportunity and how to apply, kindly download the TOR below.

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AFROCAB is seeking a passionate, dynamic, and experienced Country Lead for South Africa to provide strategic leadership for advocacy, community engagement, and stakeholder coordination under the THRIVE project. For more information about this opportunity and how to apply, kindly download the TOR below. We wish you all the best!

The purpose of the Community Advisory Board (CAB) is to provide a structured platform for community engagement, ensuring community perspectives are integrated into the SMILE TB research project. The CAB will foster trust, enhance study recruitment, and support the dissemination of research findings to improve TB care for children. If you are Zambian and are interested in this opportunity, please download the TORs below and apply before Thursday, November 13, 2025.

Afrocab Treatment Access Partnership (AFROCAB) has partnered with the University of Zambia, School of Medicine (UNZASOM) to strengthen efforts aimed at improving health outcomes for children affected by tuberculosis (TB). This collaboration is part of the Shortened Regimen for Drug-Susceptible TB in Children (SMILE TB) study , which seeks to generate evidence and advocate for child-friendly, effective, and shorter TB treatment regimens that enhance adherence and survival ou

Lusaka, Zambia — The Afrocab Treatment Access Partnership (AFROCAB) is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of its Call for Proposals (CFP) for small grants under the Unitaid-funded THRIVE Project. Following a rigorous and transparent selection process, the organization has awarded grants to the following organizations in five countries: 1. National Forum of People Living with HIV/AIDS Networks in Uganda (NAFOPHANU) 2. National Association of People Living With HIV/A

We are looking for Adolescent, Pediatric and Adult Community Advisory Board (CAB) Members in Kenya, Uganda, and Zimbabwe. Do you have...

At AFROCAB, we believe that the fight against Advanced HIV Disease (AHD) can only be won when #communities are fully involved. In...

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The THRIVE Year 2 CAB Meeting, held March 24- 26, 2025, in Nairobi, Kenya, convened more than 50 stakeholders from the THRIVE Consortium,...

Stakeholders shortly after the meeting. Building the capacity of community stakeholders involved in addressing Advanced HIV Disease (AHD)...

Community caregivers are essential in addressing HIV-related stigma and discrimination, as they serve as trusted agents of change within...

During my time in boarding school, I would take ARV drug 'holidays' and then double-dose to finish the bottle before my mother discovered...