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+263 8677 175 026
Pangaea Zimbabwe (PZ) is a registered local Private Voluntary Organization (PVO 10/20) that envisions a world in which all human beings live healthy, productive, and quality lives. Founded in 2012, PZ strives to transform the lives of underserved populations by working to increase access to quality, responsive, evidence-based, client-centred comprehensive health services.
While initially focused on HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), the organization has expanded to address broader health priorities at global, national, and community levels. Its work centers on strengthening health systems, improving primary healthcare for underserved populations, advocacy, capacity building for emerging organizations, and research, monitoring, and evaluation.
Recognizing the vital role of decision-makers, local leaders, and communities, PZ prioritizes partnerships that foster ownership, resilience, and sustainable health and community systems.
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Children and the youth, particularly adolescents, are the future and therefore present both challenges and opportunities
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These are often extremely difficult to reach for critical testing, care, and treatment services due to
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Women are disadvantaged by discrimination rooted in sociocultural factors and women and girls face increased vulnerability
Read MoreOur work integrates policy, implementation and practice, evidence generation, and advocacy and communication to strengthen health systems and improve access to quality, equitable, and responsive services. Through this holistic approach, we address the diverse and evolving needs of children, adolescents and young people, and women-particularly those most vulnerable.
Young people need access to information about HIV prevention. Most of them, due to stigma and discrimination, have limited access to information that can empower them. Expanding safe, youth-friendly platforms for education can help bridge this gap and build confidence in seeking services. By addressing stigma and creating supportive environments, we can enable young people to make informed decisions about their health.
Combination HIV Prevention (CHIP) allowed me to amplify the impact of HIV prevention initiatives. As a CHIP champion, I strive to reach wider audiences, break down stigma, and provide accurate information. I am grateful to be part of the work on empowering communities to make informed choices about their health.
