Solace Zimbabwe Trust is a Youth-Led CBO which operates under premise that Universal Health Coverage is a priority need for young people.🕸🪐
Mashonaland Central, Zimbabwe
Joined January 2025
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We are on the ground at the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) in Addis Ababa, joining hundreds of youth leaders, civil society organizations and feminists from across the continent for the Pre-CSW Africa Consultations ahead of CSW71 in New York.
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How to fund health systems in Africa amid declining ODA...
Africa’s Health Financing Paradox: Plenty of Capital, Too Little Investment ...The capital exists. What has not yet been built is the intermediation architecture to channel it.
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Always a pleasure
We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to @SAYWHATOrg & @wildtrustzim for granting us the opportunity to be part of the 2026 Zimbabwe International Trade Fair @ZITF1 .Thank you for your dedication to creating platforms that amplify youth voices & sustainable communities.
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Et les pathologies liees à l´ǎge comme le diabete ou l´hypertension? les cancers?
🇸🇳 Au Sénégal, 39 acteurs ont été formés pour mieux prendre en charge les personnes âgées vivant avec le VIH dans le cadre du projet @VIHeillir 2.
Financé par L’Initiative – @ExpertiseFrance, il teste un modèle de soins intégrant les principales pathologies liées au VIH.
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To #EndAIDS, we need good data.
The @UNAIDS Financial Dashboard tracks global HIV funding—who pays, who benefits, and where gaps remain.
This is a vital tool for equity, accountability, and ending AIDS.
👉🏾 hivfinancial.unaids.org/hivf…
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Just trying to understand.
How does systemic racism work in some of our countries where we are all black? or where HIV incidence is actually smaller in ethnic minority?
Racial inequalities remain a major barrier to ending AIDS. Systemic racism shapes access to healthcare, prevention, treatment, and support services, disproportionately affecting racial and ethnic minorities.
To #endAIDS, we must end these injustices.
#FightRacism
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According to the 2025 Global Fund report, Africa has made progress in fighting HIV, TB & malaria. While the Fund has raised $12.6B of an $18B target, strengthening domestic investment will be key to sustaining prevention and treatment gains across Africa
healthpolicy-watch.news/glob…
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NEW guidance note by UNAIDS, @UNDP, @INPUD & partners, provides countries with recommendations on how to align drug policies with human rights standards, public health principles and the lived realities of people who use drugs.
Download 👇: unaids.org/en/resources/pres…
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Zambia and Zimbabwe stepping back from prescriptive US health deals signals a shift in global health diplomacy. Sovereignty, data governance & fair partnership terms matter as much as financing. Sustainable progress must be built on equity not conditionality.
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This is what we mean when we talk about youth leadership. We mean young people at the forefront, advocating, engaging and shaping policy conversations. Today, we reflect on the Youth Summit from last year that which was convened by the International Youth Network. #TBT #SRHR
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Floods increase mosquito breeding sites, often triggering malaria surges. With 95% of global malaria cases in Africa, climate driven floods are a public health threat.
Malaria surveillance & prevention must be integrated into disaster preparedness
theconversation.com/when-flo…
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Justice is a right, not a privilege.
Yet today, women globally hold just 64% of the legal rights of men. In 70% of countries, systemic barriers still protect power over people, making true justice inaccessible for millions of women.
This #IWD2026, we move beyond awareness to accountability. It’s time to build systems that work for everyone.
#RightsJusticeAction #GenderJustice #IWD2026
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On today's International Women’s Day, let us remember a simple truth: HIV thrives where gender inequality persists.
But when women and girls have justice, safety, & are empowered — HIV falls.
I honour the women leading change and demanding a world where every girl can thrive.
Because ending AIDS begins with rights, justice, and action — #ForAllWomenAndGirls.
#InternationalWomensDay
#ChoiceManifesto
#GenderEquality
#EndAIDS
#IWD2026
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@GlobalFund Board Welcomes Final Eighth Replenishment Outcome of US$12.64 Billion, Backs Strategic Shifts to Advance Countries’ Path to Self-Reliance
theglobalfund.org/en/news/20…
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Breaking down Lenacapavir (LEN) a long-acting HIV prevention option explained by a South African doctor. In this video, the doctor explains Lenacapavir (LEN) and its potential to expand accessible, long-acting HIV prevention especially for young women.
Because prevention should be simple, effective, and within reach.
#SRHR #AdolescentHealth #HIVPrevention #Lenacapavir
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SDG 3.3 commits the world to ending AIDS by 2030, yet in 2025 the global HIV response faced a funding crisis. The UNAIDS Global AIDS Update 2025 warns that cuts are already disrupting prevention and treatment, exposing how fragile progress remains. #SDG3 #HIVResponse #GlobalHealth
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The WHO Malaria Report 2025 shows 282 million cases in 2024 a 3% rise from 2023. Nearly half came from Nigeria, DRC, Uganda, Ethiopia & Mozambique. Africa remains the epicentre. Malaria deaths rose from 590,000 to 610,000, driven by conflict, climate shocks & weak health systems.
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#WorldAIDSDay is a moment to remember those we have lost, and to renew our commitment to the HIV response and to #endAIDS.
Nearly a quarter of the world's 40+ million people living with HIV are not on treatment. Yet, in the hardest of circumstances, I have seen this year, countries & communities overcome disruption and push toward more sustainable, inclusive and nationally owned HIV responses.
Ending AIDS as a public health threat is within our grasp — we must seize the moment now. Lives are at stake.
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UNFPA🇿🇼 joins the world to commemorate #WorldAIDSDay2025
Despite medical breakthroughs, funding cuts are putting prevention at risk, especially for adolescent girls and young women in sub-Saharan Africa.
UNFPA🇿🇼 is working with the Government of 🇿🇼 to expand access to #HIVPrevention & #SRHR services, tackle stigma, and ensure every young person can make #InformedChoices for a #HealthyFuture.
Let’s stand together, protect progress, end stigma, and ensure everyone can access the care they need.
An AIDS-free future is possible.
#WorldAIDSDay #EndAIDS #YouthHealth #SRHR
