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Leopold Buhendwa, Country Director
t: +266 2231 1662
m: +266 5887 0892
f: +266 2231 2729
e: lbuhendwa@pedaids.org
Postal Address:
PO Box 0166
Maseru West 105
Lesotho
Physical Address:
1st Floor Sechaba House, 4 Bowker Road, Maseru
International Contacts:
Makaria Reynolds, Lesotho Country Coordinator/Project Director,
t: 001 202 280 1546
f: 001 202 296 9185
e: mreynolds@pedaids.org
Type:
International NGO
Target Groups:
Abused Children,Child Heads of Household,Commercial Sex Workers,Disabled,Elderly,Herd boys,Males,Orphans and Vulnerable Children,Street Children,Students,Women,Youth,
Staff:
Country Director, Senior Technical Advisor, M&E Officer, Data Officer, 4 Program Officers, Finance and Administrative Manager, Finance Assistant, Clinical Coordinator, Transport Officer, 4 Drivers, 98 Volunteers (Stipend Given and District Based), 6 District Coordinators, 5 Community Coordinators, receptionist, cleaner, 12 MCH Nurses
Paid Staff:
143
Reg. Number:
2006/803
Relationships in Lesotho:
Main Domain:
Health and Wellbeing
Sectors:
Accommodation,Agriculture,Campaign,Economic Development,Education,Environment,Home-based Care,Power Supplies,Social Welfare,Water Supplies,Youth Activity
District Location:
Core Activities:
- Assist the Ministry of Health in achieving universal access to HIV prevention, care and treatment by facilitating 100% health facility coverage of PMTCT, care and treatment services·
- Advance in leadership role in public policy and advocate for measures to eradicate pediatric HIV and AIDS in Lesotho·
- To develop program documentation and operational research that support evidence-based approaches to program implementation·
- To build collaborations and partnerships to strengthen effective integration between HIV and AIDS services and other health services and the community
Activities in Lesotho :
- Capacity building of health workers, PLWHA and community health workers through trainings, mentorship and ongoing supervision.
- Provide technical assistance in strengthening the district approach as a decentralized approach·
- Consolidate data collection, reporting systems and regular reviews to improve overall quality of service at national, district and site levels·
- Integrating PMTCT into existing MCH services as a platform for successful PMTCT and pediatric services
Needs of Organisation:
- Better coordination with partners and stakeholders in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
- In need of more medical staff (doctors and nurses)·
- Training Needs: Management of staff
Funding:
PEPFAR/USAID
This organisation's info updated on: Thu, Jul 15, 2010
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