The Women and AIDS Support Network (WASN) recently conducted an informative and practical demonstration on the use of female condoms, as part of their ongoing efforts to empower women and promote sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR). Understanding the...
Women and AIDS Support Network (WASN) conducted Sexual Reproductive Health training in Mutoko in Ward 15 at Makosa and Ward 5 at Nyamakope Hall. The training was provided to two groups, including women, girls, men, and boys, with ages ranging from 17 to 55 years....
Despite the lockdown and the New World Order, with funding from Olof Palme Center International (OPIC) WASN has managed to carry out its mandate of educating women, girls, men and boys through various trainings in Leadership, SRHR, Communication,...
Foreword by WASN Board Chairperson The beginning of 2021 came with a bang of increased COVID-19 cases. The festive season saw many people crossing boarders from other countries to spend time with their families. According to Zimbabwe Situation Report of 5th January...
COVID-19 squashed our optimism for the future to continue to creating support groups during the beginning of 2020 as we only managed to disseminate information on the already created support groups in the communities we had worked in. With funding having...
Know that 16 DAYS of Activism concept is derived from the number of days between 25 November the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women & 10 December which is Human Rights Day. WASN commemorated in Gokwe South District at Svisvi Clinic...
2019 continued to be another challenging year for WASN despite the fact that it managed to secure funding from OPIC. It was difficult for the country as well as many AIDS Service Organisations. The economic meltdown experienced by the country had ripple effects on...
Women and AIDS Support Network (WASN) is committed to enhance women leadership in rural communities through its trainings with Support Group members of women and girls living with HIV. On the 1st to 3rd of July 2020 WASN conducted trainings at Musita and Masuka...
HIV may not be the death sentence it was 20 or 30 years ago, but people who are HIV-positive still face much shorter lives than other adults -- even if they're treated with medications that make the virus undetectable.A new study reports that people who were...
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