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The Salvation Army Masiye Camp

The Salvation Army Masiye Camp is a Christian development organization whose mission is to facilitate and provide, through partnerships, quality psychosocial support to orphans and vulnerable children and youth in sub-Saharan Africa. Masiye Camp operates under the Salvation Army Development Services Department, which is registered as a welfare organization. The objective of the department is to carry on and promote in Zimbabwe, the religious purposes of the Salvation Army, and such work for the social and moral regeneration and improvement of persons who are destitute or needy and such other educational and charitable objects ...

Chitungwiza Orphans and Vulnerable Children Project

The Chitungwiza Orphans and Vulnerable Children Project was originally conceived of by two pastors at the Chitungwiza Unit K Baptist Church, just outside Harare. Out of a very humble structure, Pastor Jena and the late Pastor Chinamatira were moved to offer support and practical assistance to the many children in their community, who were in one way or the other, victims of HIV/AIDS. We were humbled to be brought together with Pastor Jena and the Late Pastor Chinamatira, in late 2006. In early 2007, HAZ together with The Friends of Picardy Drive started offering support to the efforts of the ...

ILANGA SELF EMPOWERMENT NETWORK

"A New Dawn" The Ilanga Self Empowerment Network Project represents a new dawn for single, HIV-positive mothers, who are otherwise faced with a very dire reality and set of statistics. In a country where women average a life-expectancy of only 33 years of age - the lowest in the world, an economy that features the highest inflation rate in the world, and a population of over 1 million orphans, considered the highest per capita number of orphans in the world, single HIV positive mothers in Zimbabwe are clearly faced with a unique set of challenges. The Mission: ISEN seeks to empower single HIV-positive ...

WORLD AIDS DAY ESSAY CONTEST

The World AIDS Day Essay Contest is an idea that was conceived of by one of HAZ's young volunteers, as a response to the World AIDS Campaign's call for young people to "Take the lead, Stop AIDS, Keep the Promise". The first installation of the HAZ WORLD AIDS DAY STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST (WADEC) was conducted from November 9th to November 26th, 2007. This project has served as a practical example of the HAZ ethos at work. Taking an idea brought forth by one Zimbabwean, HAZ facilitated the collaborative efforts of Zimbabweans worldwide (in Zimbabwe, Canada, the United Kingdom, as well as ...

THE LATEST FROM HAZ

HARARE CLINIC – 2nd Quarter 2009

July 4, 2009The HAZ-FOPD Clinic for Harare will be held on July 4th, 2009 at 116... Read More>>

BULAWAYO CLINIC – 2nd Quarter 2009

June 27, 2009The second quarter HAZ-FOPD HIV/AIDS Clinic for Bulawayo will be held... Read More>>

Mopani Junction: Episode 10

Reconciliation is in the air between Loveness and her husband, “Baba Mutsa”. ... Read More>>

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Conduct A Vitamin Drive

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Mission Fish

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Until There’s A Cure

Over the past year (2008) we managed to offer free HIV/AIDS medications to nearly... Read More>>

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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Clinical Services Program Annual Report – 2008

Submitted May 12th, 2009 to: Until There’s A Cure Foundation 560 Mountain Home Road Redwood City, CA 94062 Dear Sir or Madam, RE: 2008 Clinical Services Program Annual Report We are pleased to submit this report for the two grants we received from the UNTIL THERE’S A CURE FOUNDATION, for calendar year 2008. The two grants ($10,000 for HIV... [Read more of this article]

HIV Cure “Found”! Really?

By Joshua M. Dziba Executive Director, HAZ Download PDF Version A recent news headline on the online Zimbabwean news site, NewZimbabwe.com proclaimed that an “HIV cure (had been) ‘found’”. We felt that a clarification to this report is necessary, so as to avoid giving false hope to the millions of those who are infected with the HIV virus,... [Read more of this article]