Supported by Population Services International (PSI) Zimbabwe since 2007, FACT has New Life Centres in Manicaland (Mutare and Chipinge) and Mashonaland West (Chinhoyi) Provinces of Zimbabwe. In Manicaland, the programme covers Mutare, Mutasa, Makoni, Chipinge, Chimanimani and Nyanga whereas in Mashonaland West the programme covers Kadoma urban, Makonde urban, Zvimba rural and Hurungwe districts. Working …
Supported by Population Services International (PSI) Zimbabwe, client initiated testing and counselling is the foundation of the prevention of HIV. The goal of FACT New Start Centres in Manicaland and Mashonaland West Provinces is to improve the quality of life and reduce the incidence of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and HIV among susceptible groups and …
The year 2016 saw FACT receiving additional funding TEAR Netherlands targeting young people 15-24 years in Mutare rural (Ward 16 – Mafararikwa and Ward 17 – Takarwa) and Bikita (Wards 20 and 24). The goal of this project was to improve sexual reproductive health status and livelihood initiatives among young people. The project started in …
FACT engages in multiple youth interventions through different models and strategies. Over the period FACT has supported youth interventions through funds from Stop AIDS Now! SAN, Tearfund and GIZ. PROJECT OBJECTIVE To improve the knowledge and life skills of 500 young people involved in HIV & AIDS prevention and care activities through sexual and reproductive …
HIV Testing Services (HTS) and ART Initiation With support from Population Services International (PSI-Zimbabwe) being funded by USAID, FACT has managed to offer key HIV testing and Treatment services and related Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH), including Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART), Pre Exposure Prophylaxis services on site and outreach in the district of Chipinge and Mutare. …
The Health and Wellbeing Pillar aims to reduce the number of new infections in intervention sites. Through the Health and HIV initiatives, FACT empowers vulnerable groups such as women, youths, the disabled and children to claim their rights to access treatment, care and support. The pillar will also strengthen women and girls to challenge and …
