Are you ready? Have you registered? Be part of the conversation and help shape a better future for all! SADC Parliamentary Forum’s public hearings start tomorrow. Don’t miss out.

Today marks the start of the 2022, 16 Days of Activism, under the theme “UNiTE! ACTIVISM TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN & GIRLS!”

Join us in the conversation with Health Workers & Support Psychologists when we unpack Mental Health from 14:00 -15:00 today. Inbox us for the ZOOM LINK and if you have any questions, contact us on +263 77577 9230.

Let’s stand together, let’s EQUALIZE! Together with the rest of the world, SAT celebrates World Aids Day. We will only be able to end AIDS by standing together and equalize access to rights, equalize access to services and equalize access to resources!

Let’s work towards a world where everyone is seen as equal and come together to fight the spread of HIV and AIDS. Let’s support our adolescents and young people living with HIV and AIDS and let the inequalities not hold us back in our efforts to end AIDS. Let’s Equalize!

We are excited to participate in the World AIDS Day National Commemoration Event happening in veterinary grounds, Blantyre Malawi themed “Equitable Access to Quality HIV Services for All. Let’s all stand together for change!

Day 7 of 16 days of activism for no violence against women and children. Let’s all unite and spread the word!!! “Raise your hand to love not to hit, Stop Gender-Based Violence” Miah Tsinakwadi Harare, Zimbabwe #Youthleadhealth #SHRH4All #AdolescentSRHR #GenderBasedViolence

Day 9 of 16 days of activism for no violence against women and children. Let’s all unite and spread the word!!! “For women and girls, no place is completely safe until we unite Activism and fight against all forms of violence!” Lynn Mapiye Harare, Zimbabwe

“It is devastating to have chills, and panic attacks, to constantly look over your shoulder as a girl or woman, or to be constantly conscious of freely being yourself. Let us work together to end violence against women and girls.” Babui Monepe, Botswana #16DaysofActivism2022

We are proud to announce our new membership of PMNCH, reinforcing our commitment to working in partnership to build a more equitable world and ensure the best possible future #ForEveryWomanChildAdolescent. We are #PartnersForChange! #PartnersForChange #ForEveryWomanChild

As part of the “Love Shouldn’t Hurt” campaign at the HeForShe Dialogue, in commemoration of 16 Days of Activism Against Violence, our SAT Zimbabwe Country Director, Dr Mildred Mushunje, spoke out boldly to remind us that there is no excuse for Gender-Based Violence.

CONGRATULATIONS WE HAVE DONE IT AGAIN! On behalf of all of us at SAT, we wish our friends, supporters and networks a relaxing break, as you spend the holidays with your loved ones. As the year draws to an end, we would like to thank you for your efforts throughout 2022.

International Human Rights Day 2022! Celebrate International Human Rights Day with SRHR Africa Trust and YouthWyze as we fight to create a world that upholds human rights for young people, adolescents and people across the globe. #YouthleadHealth #SHRH4All

2023 is finally here and SRHR Africa Trust Botswana is open and ready to continue making a difference in the lives of adolescents and young people. We are excited to get started and continue educating adolescents and young people in Botswana. Be on the lookout for more!

We are excited to announce that the Global Alliance to end Aids in children has officially launched today in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and SRHR Africa Trust is proud to be part in this historic event with efforts to end AIDS in children by 2030!

We are devoted to eliminating Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and breaking this horrific cycle of violence. With all the efforts, there is still a lack of knowledge when it comes to GBV. #YouthLeadHealth #SHRH4All #AdolescentHealthForAll #StandAgainstGBV #GBV

The Ministry of Health Zambia launches the Adolescent Health Strategy and National Community Health Strategy dubbed: “Bringing health care closer to your door steps” #YouthLeadHealth #AdolescentHealthForAll #MinistryOfHealthZambia

Gender discrimination is still unfortunately present in society. To bring about lasting change, we should confront the social factors that contribute to gender inequality. Let's strive to discover new attitudes and norms that promote fairness and equality for all.