
Brothers For Life is a campaign promoting the values of being a responsible man. #BrothersSA
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Most vaccination sites no longer require appointments, so if you are 18 years and older get your jab and be on the safe side.
Please kindly share any rumours or misinformation that you have heard in your community or your circle of close friends or even in your family about any misconceptions they may have around Covid-19 or vaccines. See the following poster for more details.
Are you doing well on HIV treatment and want to register for Daplap Meds which allows you to collect your government-issued medication for free at convenient collection points to avoid clinic queues.
Speak to your health worker today
You never have to feel alone. If you need to speak to someone about living with HIV, call or Whatsapp a coach Mpilo in your area. Let’s support each other as Brothers.
Alex- 079 413 6184
Soweto- 082 5100 344
Mkhondo- 082 424 9250
Emalahleni-063 6722 917
Spring has Sprung! This month is all about decluttering bad habits and starting afresh. What bad habit are you leaving behind this month?
Tell us who YOU doing it for? Post your own personal video and #GenV
“Sincere thanks to the staff that worked tirelessly on the programme and our sub-partners who stepped up and helped CCI deliver on the targets, quarter after every quarter. I thank USAID, for showing so much faith in CCI and for their continued guidance.” Claudia Shilumani, CEO.
Being HIV+ doesn’t mean you cannot reach your goals. What has been your biggest achievement bafethu? Share with us.
Maintaining social distancing, correctly wearing our masks and washing or sanitizing our hands frequently keeps everyone safe.
#HelpStopTheSpread
Early initiation to treatment suppressed HIV in your body. Let us help you start your ARV treatment today by contacting our Coach Mpilo in your area.
Alex- 079 413 6184
Soweto- 082 5100 344
Mkhondo- 082 424 9250
Emalahleni-063 6722 917
This month continue to celebrate women who have played a significant role in the CR programme.
“I always strive to ensure that our programme empowers and brings sustainable change in the community,” says NICDAM Regional Coordinator, Dineo Skamane.

















