Right to Care South Africa

When it comes to HIV prevention, multiple tools are available to keep you safe. Here’s how you can reduce your risk:

1. Condoms: A reliable barrier that prevents HIV and other STIs (if used correctly and consistently).

2. PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis): A medication taken within 72 hours after potential HIV exposure.

3. PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis): A daily pill that protects against HIV before exposure.

4. Circumcision: Reduces the risk of HIV transmission in men.

5. Health lifestyle

6. ART for partners living with HIV

7. Treatment for STIs

Know your options, protect yourself and your partners!

For more information or to book your appointment, send a 'Call Back' to 082 808 6152

Date: 04 October 2024
Time: 09h00
Place: Lyell Street Taxi rank, Uthukela District Municipality

Date: 08 October Abaxulusi Taxi Rank
Time: 09h00
Place: Abaqulusi Plaza Taxi rank, Zululand District Municipality

Date: 18 October
Time: 09h00
Place: Anderson Taxi rank, Pinetown, Ethekwini District Municipality

Date: 24 October 2024
Time: 09h00
Place: Umzinto taxi rank, Ugu Disctrict municipality

To find out more or to book your circumcision appointment, send a 'Call Back' to 082 808 6152

Thank you Right to Care South Africa

We are excited to announce that our company now has a TikTok page!
To keep up with the latest updates, behind-the-scenes content, and some fun surprises, we’d love for you to follow us.

You can find us on TikTok by searching Right to Care or clicking
https://www.tiktok.com/

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082 808 6152

We wish to inform you that Right to Care does not and will never request money at any stage of our job application process. All legitimate job opportunities with our company are free of charge. Any communication or request for payment in relation to a job application claiming to be from our company is fraudulent and should be reported immediately.

All positions are advertised and must be applied through our website: https://www.righttocare.org/about-rtc/careers/

Please ensure your safety and verify the authenticity of job offers by directly contacting us through our official communication channels.

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082 808 6152

Renowned pioneer of Zulu comedy, writer, and motivational speaker, Simphiwe Shembe (38), is breaking the silence on male circumcision in SA.
Partnering with Right to Care, Shembe is leading the 'ukuSoka with Simphiwe Shembe' campaign, advocating for medical male circumcision. Safe circumcisions performed by qualified health professionals reduce the risk of HIV and STI transmission, including HPV which causes cervical cancer, by as much as 60%.
A descendant of the prophet Isaiah Shembe, Simphiwe was circumcised at 29. He promotes open discussions on masculinity, women, and fatherhood, and creates safe spaces for men to talk about circumcision.
Shembe is also the author of the isiZulu ‘uLizwi Book of Quotes’ - part of an initiative by Shembe to preserve and promote African cultures while sharing messages of enlightenment, hope and inspiration.

Men today face multiple challenges. Responsibility and expectations are high, yet guidance and support are often lacking in our busy, fragmented society.
Prince Nhlanganiso Zulu, son of the late son of the late Zulu king Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu, believes that men need to discuss the issues they are facing, work together, and support each other in addressing their challenges.

Isibaya Samadoda, loosely translating to “a circle of men”, is a collaboration between Prince Nhlanganiso Zulu, the KwaZulu Department of Health and Right to Care to advocate men’s physical and emotional health, both for their well-being and that of their families. It encourages HIV prevention through medical male circumcision and addresses comprehensive men’s health, social and gender norms, as well as cultural self-expression.
Right to Care regularly participates in Isibaya Samadoda men’s dialogues, like this recently held in eThekwini.

At this dialogue, John Blandford, the CDC South Africa Country Director, engaged with Prince Nhlanganiso, local traditional authorities and community members about promoting men’s health and medical male circumcision in the traditional sector of KZN.

Mangangeni Tribal Authority Chief, Amakhosi Shozi, hosted the event.

Our team is excited to attend the 25th International AIDS Conference (AIDS2024), where they will showcase some of our flagship work.
This conference is the world’s largest on HIV and AIDS and this year it will host an estimated 15,000 participants both in Munich, Germany and virtually from July 22-26. AIDS2024 offers a powerful platform for HIV knowledge sharing and learning.

Our team will be presenting our excellent work across Africa, including peer learning, research utilization, and costing.

Our presentershttps://rtcnewsletter.org/aids2024/speakers.pdf

To find out more or to book an appointment send a 'CallBack' to 082 808 6152