Supporting the Ministry of Health and Child Care in conducting the national-level trainer of trainers CBS Data use:13-15 June in Mazowe

Zimbabwe is approaching epidemic control and there is an increasing need for granular monitoring of the evolving epidemic - describing it in time, place, and person to better inform the public health sector response, directing efforts where interventions and resources are needed the most and leaving no person, population group or community behind

Zim-TTECH attends the recently ended OpenHIE conference in Lilongwe Malawi

Zim-TTECH attended the Inter‐governmental Learning Exchange to Advance Data‐driven Decision‐making (I-LEAD) workshop in Atlanta, Georgia, USA

During the week beginning 23 January our team represented by Dr Claudius Muserere, Head of Program and Blessing Manyiyo, Technical Lead joined representatives from CDC Zimbabwe, USAID and Ministry of Health and Child Care leadership for the I-LEAD workshop in Atlanta USA.

Prioritizing AGYW’s health, wellbeing, and HIV epidemic control through DREAMS project

Lucia is one of the 27 000 AGYW mentored through the DREAMS program to date to enhance knowledge, strengthen social protection of AGYW, and build social assets. The DREAMS program seeks to reduce new HIV infections among the most vulnerable adolescent girls and young women by 40% in the highest HIV burden districts in Zimbabwe.

Zim-TTECH to scale up EHR through the Strengthening Epidemiology and Strategic Information grant.

Zim-TTECH is the recipient of a new five-year PEPFAR award- Strengthening Epidemiology and Strategic Information grant through the Center for Disease Control (CDC). The grant will for the next 5 years support the National scale-up of the Electronic Health Records (EHR) system.

DREAMS Project: Adolescent girls and young women ending HIV

The Determined Resilient Empowered AIDS-free Mentored and Safe Program (DREAMS)is a PEPFAR funded HIV prevention program that addresses multilinked demographic, geographic, behavioral, and structural challenges that increase the risk of HIV amongst the most vulnerable Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) aged 10 – 24 years.

Expanding HIV Care
and Treatment

In collaboration with the MoHCC, ZimPAAC works in 372 facilities in 17 districts deploying more than 800 skilled health care workers to meet the UNAIDS “95-95-95” targets towards HIV epidemic control.

Reducing HIV
through VMMC

Working with Health Facilities to improve availability and quality of HIV prevention, treatment and care support services through site support and quality improvement projects.