A networked approach to programme management and implementation allows I ACT to have impact across geographic territories on the international, national, provincial and local levels.

 

I ACT is coordinated Integrated Access to Care and Treatment, I ACT, is coordinated by South Africa Partners and the National Department of Health.

 

• Provincial Departments of Health (PDOH) and partner organizations oversee and customise I ACT’s implementation to suit the needs of local communities.
• When I ACT was first implemented, local community development partners designed small business projects to build the resources of I ACT graduates and others living with HIV.

 

To get involved with I ACT or become part of our partner network, please email info@iactsupport.org for more information. 

 

Read more about how our partners implement I ACT in our Implementation Guide >

 

When I ACT was first implemented, regional coordinators partnered with community organisations in impoverished areas to plan projects that build the life skills of participants while increasing income, access to food, clothing and other resources.

I ACT also operated a Small Grants Programme to provide limited financial support for project start up.

 

District	Community Development Partner	Project
OR Tambo	Faith and Hope HIV/AIDS Programme	Sewing
Alfred Nzo	Masangane HIV/AIDS Programme	Chicken Rearing
Chris Hani	Luphumlo Home Based Care	Chicken Rearing
	Sakhingomso Home Based Care	Community Garden
Joe Gqabi	Nazareth Haven Hospice	Community Garden
Amathole/Buffalo CityMunicipality Metro	Gwebindlala Home Based Care	Community Garden
Nelson Mandela Metropole	Masizakhe Community Based Organisation	Community Exercise and Community Garden
	House of Restoration	Community Exercise
	Liyema Home Based Care	Community Garden
Sarah Baartman District	Masithembe Action Group	Sewing
	Jabez AIDS Centre	Sewing
	Raphael Centre	Sewing