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Join the Woza Moya Project Facebook page so that you can be a part of the day to day happennings in the Ufafa Valley Community. We are very excited about this new tool as there is so much going on here at Woza Moya and now we will able to share this with you. We also look forward to hearing your comments and feedback. Please do particpate in our on-going discussions, which we hope will bring you closer to us and make you feel a part of the extended Woza Moya family.

MASIXOXISANE!

(IsiZulu for, Let's get chatting!)

 
03 April 2012, 00.00 Home Based Care
Woza Moya becomes an ARV collection site
This means that every 2 weeks Ixopo Clinic staff will dispense ARV meds from Woza Moya, greatly facilitating access for Ufafa valley community members. Sr Gaza (Nursing Sister) and Thulile Ngcobo (counsellor) were assisted by Jane Nxasane (Program Manager: Home-based Care).  On 4 May 2012 staff from...
27 March 2012, 00.00 Home Based Care
Thought on a Thread
We were thrilled to have Trish Bartley, long-time friend, return to Woza Moya to facilitate a workshop for the Community Care Workers.  Trish developed a small mindfulness-based project in North Wales called Thought-on-a-Thread, some years ago, as a way of sharing short simple mindfulness practices...
22 March 2012, 00.00 Featured Stories
W.A.S.H. Water Sanitation and Hygiene Community Dialogue
Thanks to OXFAM Australia, World Water Day, was marked by a memorable Community Dialogue at Woza Moya.  People from all over the Ufafa Valley were bussed in for a lovely and productive day. Woza Moya W.A.S.H. co-ordinator Alan Hofland and field worker Bheki Mchunu, presented the findings of their...
25 February 2012, 11.29 Featured Stories
Monash University Student Placements 2012
Kristen Orazi and Nkosi Ncube   It is remarkable what Nkosi and Kristen managed to accomplish in their short 5 week stay with us.  Apart from the daily slog of preparing mid-morning snacks and a cooked lunch for the 40 little children in our Play School, they also created excellent...
08 February 2012, 00.00 Child and Youth Care
Gogos of Llanfairfechan
A small village with the name of Llanfairfechan, nestled in the mountains of North Wales, has taken Woza Moya to its' heart.  For a few years now a group of Welsh ladies have enjoyed knitting over cups of tea together for the orphaned and vulnerable children of Ofafa.  These amazing women...
 

Woza Moya

  • actively seeks to empower women in the community and workplace
  • encourages taking responsibility by knowing your HIV status
  • respects the natural environment of the Ufafa Valley and the culture of the people living there