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INERELA+ Acting Executive Director Munya Mandipaza and Rev Nokhuthula Dhladhla and Bishop David Nhlapo (both from INERELA+ South Africa and Sheik Haneef Ngundende of INERELA+ Malawi attended the Regional Advocacy Roundtable for Strengthening the Role of Religious Leaders in advocating for the Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and HIV for Vulnerable Populations which was organized […]

Participants of the Stakeholder dialogue organized by INERELA+ Nigeria on the 23rd of July 2022 INERELA+ Nigeria has been at the forefront to put an end to stigmatization challenges in the fight against HIV/AIDS in the country. Stigmatization and discrimination are the major challenges in fighting the scourge and efforts are on to put an

INERELA+ Tanzania Country Coordinator, Mossy Ismail (On the far right), Mary Kirafa (standing), Joylinn Chepkorir (white top) With INERELA Kenya staff member during Tanzania exchange visit to Kenya, from 02nd to 05th October 2022 To facilitate better project implementation through exposure to countries with countries of similar contexts, INERELA+ Tanzania embarked on four (4) days

On 25 May 2022 a briefing featured experts from the UN, civil society, and churches who discussed crucial updates on the global food crisis and food security with participants from the World Council of Churches (WCC), ACT Alliance, regional and national councils of churches, and others working on agriculture, food, and humanitarian assistance. The INERELA+

With global challenges such as COVID-19, climate change, growing poverty and inequality the work of INERELA+ is more important than ever. Progress in the global HIV response is slowing, and in too many countries we are even seeing rising infections. One of the most glaring disparities of the AIDS response to date is the failure

Madrine Chiku, is an accomplished multi skilled organizational leader with expertise in HIV & AIDS, Gender, Human Rights, Advocacy, and Safeguard. She is an Executive Director of Research and Advocacy Unit. She seats on several boards including Board Chairperson of Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe (CoZ), Board Chairperson of Child Resource Institute International, and Board Vice

NERELA+ Zimbabwe through the Hands-Off Programme trained Religious Leaders as change agents, the aim of the training was to provide Religious Leaders with skills and comprehensive knowledge on how to contribute to the reduction of violence against sex workers through creating an enabling environment and lobbying for law and policy reforms. As part of advocacy