We have designed technology-based resources that:
- Present healthcare workers with self-development and eLearning tools to supplement the clinical and psychosocial mentorship we provide.
- Educate children and adolescents on HIV, HIV treatment and the importance of adherence to treatment.
- Empower caregivers and families with the correct information to support their children in HIV treatment.
- Provide a platform for those infected with and affected by HIV to share their stories in a powerful and confidential manner.The anticipated outcome of this activity is to empower children and adolescents on HIV treatment to make positive health decisions, and for their families to support these decisions leading to a healthy and productive life for all. By accessing eLearning resources, healthcare workers have an opportunity to support their continuous professional development with the intention to sustain the delivery of HIV services.
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Fiona joined the Board at CHIVA Africa in 2019. Fiona studied Law at Oxford University and started her career as a Barrister practicing in Chancery chambers before moving into financial services.
Shaun became a trustee for CHIVA Africa in February 2019. He is a South African qualified lawyer and holds the position of Chief Legal Officer at Cairn Capital, a leading European asset manager.
Dr Mo Archary is a Paediatric Infectious Diseases Specialist at King Edward VIII Hospital, Durban and the University of KwaZulu-Natal: Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine.
Lauren joined the board in 2019, and is a lawyer by training and built a successful legal career in South Africa, specialising in public interest and media law. Lauren has lectured in media law, ethics and public interest law and takes a special interest in furthering the cause of women and those disadvantaged in South Africa.
Dr Moshal is the founder of CHIVA Africa and CHIVA South Africa and has chaired the CHIVA Africa Board of Trustees since its registration as a charity in 2009. Born and raised in South Africa, Karyn graduated in medicine from the University of Cape Town in 1988.