HAZ REPORTS

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GENERAL

World AIDS Day 2007 Press Release
» 194.0 KiB - 196 hits - December 1, 2007
We are glad to announce today (December 1st, World AIDS Day 2007) that we are stepping up our efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS as we startup and support five new projects in Zimbabwe. The projects will be located in Bulawayo, Chitungwiza and Nyanga. HAZ, as a global non-profit organization comprised exclusively of Zimbabwean professionals, has focused its efforts over the past two years on engaging Zimbabweans at the global level, to be directly involved in lessening the catastrophic impact of HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe.

CLINICAL SERVICES PROGRAM

Clinical Services Program Annual Report – 2008
» 1.9 MiB - 180 hits - May 13, 2009
Report for the two grants received from the UNTIL THERE’S A CURE FOUNDATION, for calendar year 2008. The two grants ($10,000 for HIV medications and $9,000 for Clinic personnel compensation) were awarded to Friends of Picardy Drive, in conjunction with our partners at HIV-AIDS Zimbabwe Charity, on September 4, 2007. The grants provided support for the HIV clinics we operate in Bulawayo and Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe. As explained in the report, the actual operation period covered by the grants is calendar year 2008.

OTHER PROJECTS

The Just Children Foundation Pilot Project
» 312.4 KiB - 180 hits - November 8, 2008
The Just Children Foundation (TJCF) is an independent organization located in Harare Zimbabwe. TJCF is helping to lift Zimbabwe’s AIDS orphans out of poverty and a future of uncertainty, by providing them with a home and a guidance to steps towards a better future. In June of 2006, HAZ chose to partner with TJCF in the HAZ-Just Children Foundation Pilot Project (HAZ-JCFPP or HAZ-JCPP) in recognition of the tremendous work TJCF is performing in Zimbabwe, under very challenging conditions. We are glad to announce that we delivered over US$1,200 worth of baby formula to The Just Children Foundation on September 22nd, 2007.

WAD Student Essay Contest (WADEC): 2007
» 166.1 KiB - 161 hits - December 1, 2007
The first installation of the HAZ WORLD AIDS DAY STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST (WADEC) was conducted from November 9th to November 26th, 2007. This project was the initiative of one of HAZ’s younger volunteers who is based in Zimbabwe, Mr. Nqaba Donga, and served as a very practical example of the HAZ ethos at work. From an idea brought forth by one Zimbabwean, HAZ facilitated the collaborative efforts of Zimbabweans in Zimbabwe, Canada, the United Kingdom, as well as in the United States, and also even brought in our international partners to deliver the concept to a global audience. This simple project has turned out to be an astonishingly eye-opening experience for us at HAZ, as well as for our partners who participated in this initiative, and we believe that as people across the world read these essays, they will be equally moved as well.

ISEN Site visit Report: June 2007
» 264.3 KiB - 195 hits - October 31, 2007
On June 2nd, 2007, representatives from HAZ and FOPD (Friends of Picardy Drive) met with the founder and project director of the home-based care projcet, “ILANGA-A NEW DAWN” (Ilanga). The meeting followed recommendation that had been made to HAZ about the Ilanga project. Our intent in meeting with the project founder, Ms. Ethel Manda, was to get a better understanding of the purpose of the Ilanga home-based care project, as well as to determine if entering into a partnership with the project would result in an enhancement of the services provided to the target poplulation. Our two-hour meeting with Ms. Manda was eye opening, very compelling and we believe, highly fruitful. (This ISEN document is an abridged version , and does not include the project’s budget information. The complete document can be accessed through our WebOffice, by our donors, and with permission from the HAZ administration.)

HOHZ - Site VIsit Report 2007
» 242.2 KiB - 250 hits - July 19, 2007
The purpose of the site visit was to follow up on our November 2006 site visit, during which we assessed the progress made thus far, in completing the construction of the first two children’s homes at the orphanage. We also wanted to introduce new representatives of Friends of Picardy Drive (FOPD), volunteer visitors from the Zimbabwe AIDS Relief (ZAR- A project of the Allen Temple Baptist Church’s AIDS Ministry), and representatives of HIV/AIDS|ZIMBABWE CHARITY, INC. (HAZ), to the staff of Home of Hope. We also provided of the projects that FOPD, ZAR, and HAZ are currently engaged in, and also expressed our interest as FOPD and HAZ, to learn more about the progress of establishing and building the new childre’ns home campus in Nyanga.

COVCP & HOHZ - Site VIsit Report 2007
» 1.2 MiB - 220 hits - July 19, 2007
Making a difference by remaining the same: May 2007 site visit report for visits to Chitungwiza and Home of Hope, in Nyanga.