Access to HIV/AIDs Treatment in Tanzania

Access to HIV/AIDs Treatment in Tanzania Photo Gallery


The Trans Tanz Team	Child Patient
Juma - Trans Tanz' Bus Driver	Village Representatives Trans Tanz relies on regular feedback and inputs from the communities it works with. Trans Tanz does so through meetings with the Village multi-sectoral AIDS committees, patient feedback boxes, and closely working with home-based carers in the ares
Village leaders at VMAC meeting in Mbwewe	Home Based Carer Meeting in Doctor's Office Access to healthcare in rural communities depends on the great work of home based carers, who provide palliative care to the sick. Working tirelessly and often for free.
UKUN - Trans Tanz' Community Partner in Bagamoyo Trans Tanz works in partnership with UKUN to provide its services. UKUN have been innovative and supportive in making Trans Tanz work and establish a precedent in access to healthcare	Chalinze Health Centre Users of Trans Tanz' services can live up to 120km away from their nearest health centre. They are often too sick to travel by public transport, which can involve multiple bus changes, overcrowding, and too expensive for many.