TB HIV Care
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Press Release: New national Vusubuntu Coalition launches to end the criminalisation of personal drug use in South Africa
26 June 2026
The Vusubuntu Coalition for the Decriminalisation of Drugs for Personal Use in South Africa launched as a national, multi-sectoral movement working towards a South Africa in which no person is criminalised for personal drug use.
Press Release: Rethinking drug policy: A call for decriminalization and improved resource allocation
26 June 2026
South Africa’s first national coalition dedicated to ending the criminalisation of drugs for personal use launched today at the Sediba Church Community Hall in Tshwane City Centre.
Press Release: TB HIV Care joins programme bringing integrated stigma-free services to marginalised populations
5 May 2026
Leading NGO implementing integrated care draws closer to community
Press Release: TB HIV Care launches “My Journey” bringing integrated services to adolescent girls and young women
1 April 2026
National youth programme begins implementation across OR Tambo District, coinciding with the introduction of Lenacapavir, the twice-yearly injectable PrEP option.
TB HIV Care champions the U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable) message with compassion
Through community outreach, education and support, we guide individuals (especially youth and vulnerable groups) towards consistent care, while breaking down stigma and fear around HIV.
Who is TB HIV Care?
An internationally recognised non-profit in South Africa, TB HIV Care works closely with communities, youth and populations at risk, including inmates, sex workers and people who inject drugs, to advance equitable healthcare for all – and ensure no one is left behind.
Touching lives and impacting our communities
TB HIV Care is a trusted South African organisation with a long and proven track record of delivering large-scale, evidence-based health programmes that change lives. By working closely with communities, health systems, and partner organisations, we provide high-quality services, build local capacity, and help shape policies that support long-term public health improvements. Our approach delivers real results, both now and into the future. In the short term, we help people access the care they need. Over time, we contribute to stronger, more resilient health systems that can better serve communities across the country.
We are pleased to share highlights from our reporting period covering April 2024 to March 2025, reflecting our continued commitment to improving health access for all.
1,153,136
People who received an HIV test
22, 489
People who newly tested positive for HIV
47,286
People at risk who received oral PrEP
321,492
People living with HIV total in care receiving ART
223,884
95% viral load suppression
6,288
Post violence care services
3,229
Psychosocial services accessed
135,804
People accessed prevention services
2,057
Individuals attended capacity building workshops held in communities
Our programmes
Communities
Our team of healthcare workers provide mobile health, wellness and human rights services where they are needed: in clinics, public health nodes, schools and community settings.
Youth
Young people, especially adolescent girls and young women, face unique challenges. Our HIV prevention, treatment, and economic strengthening initiatives address health gaps – and nurture a healthy, empowered and resilient generation.
Key populations
We work with sex workers, people who inject drugs and inmates in correctional centres to ensure that these vulnerable groups have better access to comprehensive, non-judgemental health services.
Making a difference
“My life has never been the same since I first met with TB HIV Care. I truly enjoyed the behavioural change classes, but I had no idea that the Zimisele card would hold the key to understanding my dreams. Mam Bongi is the best, and in her I found a mom, she checks in on me every week and never fails to ask about my growth. I’m grateful to Mam Bongi for giving me love, life, and hope.”
– Anele Khoza, DREAMS programme
Our national footprint
TB HIV Care delivers targeted HIV and TB services to youth, key populations, and communities across South Africa. Programmes such as DREAMS empower young people, while specialised services support inmates, sex workers, people who inject drugs and integrated care ensures broad access to prevention, testing, and treatment.
Our partners
An internationally recognised non-profit company in South Africa, TB HIV Care works closely with communities, youth and populations at risk, including inmates, sex workers and people who inject drugs, to advance equitable healthcare for all, and ensure no one is left behind.
Our partners
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