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  • Neftaly Strengthening HIV prevention, reduction of tuberculosis and COVID-19

    Neftaly Strengthening HIV prevention, reduction of tuberculosis and COVID-19

    Neftaly: Strengthening HIV Prevention, and Reducing Tuberculosis and COVID-19 Impact

    At Neftaly (South African Youth Project), we are dedicated to advancing public health through inclusive, community-driven interventions. Recognising the interconnected burden of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and COVID-19, our work focuses on prevention, education, early detection, treatment support, and resilience building within vulnerable and underserved communities.

    We address these diseases not in isolation, but through integrated approaches that strengthen health systems, reduce stigma, and empower individuals to protect their health and that of others.

    Program Objectives

    • Prevent new HIV infections through youth-focused education, awareness campaigns, and access to prevention tools.
    • Reduce TB morbidity and mortality by promoting early detection, treatment adherence, and stigma reduction.
    • Mitigate the impact of COVID-19, particularly in resource-limited communities, through education, vaccination promotion, and behavioral change communication.
    • Promote health equity by reaching rural, peri-urban, and high-risk populations with essential services.

    Core Areas of Intervention

    1. HIV Prevention and Support

    • Life-skills-based sexual and reproductive health education.
    • HIV Testing Services (HTS) and linkage to care and treatment.
    • Awareness campaigns promoting PrEP, condom use, and risk reduction.
    • Empowerment of youth ambassadors to champion safe behaviours and reduce stigma.

    2. Tuberculosis Control

    • Community-based TB screening and symptom awareness.
    • Referral systems for diagnosis and treatment initiation.
    • Support for TB patients to complete treatment through counselling and follow-up.
    • Training of community health workers to identify and refer suspected TB cases.

    3. COVID-19 Response

    • Public education on COVID-19 prevention, vaccination, and myth-busting.
    • Distribution of sanitizers, masks, and PPE in schools and informal settlements.
    • Vaccination promotion campaigns, especially targeting hesitant populations.
    • Support for mental health and resilience amid pandemic-related disruptions.

    4. Integrated Service Delivery

    • Combined HIV/TB/COVID-19 screening campaigns.
    • Digital health messaging via SMS, WhatsApp, and social media to reach youth with accurate health information.
    • Mobile outreach teams providing testing, education, and support services directly in communities.

    Our Results So Far

    • Reached 35,000+ people with health information and services across all three disease areas.
    • Delivered integrated testing and education campaigns in 12 high-burden communities.
    • Trained 150+ peer educators and health advocates to lead grassroots mobilisation.
  • Neftaly Strengthening Cambodia’s Health System in the Fight against HIV/AIDS,

    Neftaly Strengthening Cambodia’s Health System in the Fight against HIV/AIDS,

  • Neftaly Strengthening HMIS, Laboratory System and Procurement & Supply Chain Management Systems

    Neftaly Strengthening HMIS, Laboratory System and Procurement & Supply Chain Management Systems

    Neftaly: Strengthening HMIS, Laboratory Systems, and Procurement & Supply Chain Management

    At Neftaly (South African Youth Project), we are committed to strengthening the backbone of public health delivery by improving key health system components — Health Management Information Systems (HMIS), Laboratory Systems, and Procurement & Supply Chain Management (PSCM). These systems are critical for efficient service delivery, effective disease control, and long-term health system resilience.

    Our approach focuses on capacity building, digital transformation, quality assurance, and accountability, ensuring that communities receive timely, accurate, and quality health services.

    1. Health Management Information Systems (HMIS)

    A robust HMIS ensures that health data is timely, accurate, and actionable. Neftaly works to strengthen data systems for improved decision-making and health service delivery.

    Key Focus Areas:

    • Training healthcare workers in data collection, entry, validation, and analysis.
    • Supporting the rollout of electronic medical records (EMRs) and reporting platforms.
    • Promoting data use through dashboards, regular reviews, and feedback loops.
    • Enhancing interoperability between facility-based and community health data systems.

    2. Laboratory Systems

    High-quality laboratory services are essential for accurate diagnosis, disease surveillance, and patient care. Neftaly supports the enhancement of laboratory capacity and quality at all levels.

    Key Focus Areas:

    • Infrastructure support and supply of essential equipment and reagents.
    • Strengthening quality control measures and lab accreditation readiness.
    • Training lab personnel on standard operating procedures and diagnostic protocols.
    • Enhancing sample referral systems and result turnaround time, especially for HIV, TB, and COVID-19.

    3. Procurement & Supply Chain Management Systems

    A reliable supply chain ensures that critical medical products — from ARVs to lab reagents — are always available where and when needed. Neftaly improves procurement planning, logistics, and inventory management.

    Key Focus Areas:

    • Capacity building in forecasting, quantification, and stock management.
    • Deployment of digital tools for inventory tracking and reporting.
    • Support for last-mile delivery systems and emergency response logistics.
    • Ensuring transparency and compliance with national procurement guidelines.

    Our Impact

    • Trained over 300 frontline workers across HMIS, laboratory, and supply chain systems.
    • Supported digital transformation of data systems in 30+ public health facilities.
    • Improved availability and turnaround time for essential diagnostics and medicines.
    • Reduced stock-outs and improved reporting accuracy across supported sites.

    Building Resilient Health Systems

    Neftaly’s work strengthens the pillars of a functional health system, enabling faster responses to epidemics, better patient outcomes, and greater accountability. By investing in systems today, we are building a stronger, healthier tomorrow.

  • Neftaly Strengthening collaboration, information sharing and diagnosis/treatment service referrals between health services reaching Afghan refugees, returnees and migrants and the respective national TB control programs (NTPs) in the host countries, with the aim of finding and treating TB cases among mobile Afghan populations.

    Neftaly Strengthening collaboration, information sharing and diagnosis/treatment service referrals between health services reaching Afghan refugees, returnees and migrants and the respective national TB control programs (NTPs) in the host countries, with the aim of finding and treating TB cases among mobile Afghan populations.

  • Neftaly Strengthening human and institutional capacity of the health system to manage TB and MDR-TB services

    Neftaly Strengthening human and institutional capacity of the health system to manage TB and MDR-TB services

    Neftaly: Strengthening Human and Institutional Capacity to Manage TB and MDR-TB Services

    At Neftaly (South African Youth Project), we are committed to strengthening the health system’s ability to effectively manage Tuberculosis (TB) and Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis (MDR-TB). As South Africa remains among the highest TB burden countries globally, particularly with rising MDR-TB cases, the need for a resilient, skilled, and well-coordinated health response is more urgent than ever.

    Our approach focuses on building the skills of healthcare workers, strengthening institutional systems, and ensuring that TB and MDR-TB services are accessible, high-quality, and patient-centred.

    Program Objectives

    • Enhance the capacity of healthcare workers to diagnose, treat, and manage TB and MDR-TB effectively.
    • Strengthen institutional systems for improved planning, coordination, monitoring, and evaluation of TB services.
    • Improve treatment adherence and outcomes through community-based support and integration of services.
    • Ensure early detection, infection control, and proper case management in both facility and community settings.

    Key Intervention Areas

    1. Human Resource Capacity Building

    • Training and mentoring of nurses, doctors, community health workers, and lab staff on TB/MDR-TB clinical management protocols.
    • Capacity development in infection prevention and control (IPC), especially in high-burden settings.
    • Supporting task-shifting strategies to empower mid-level cadres and improve service coverage.

    2. Institutional Strengthening

    • Enhancing facility-level data collection, reporting, and use for evidence-based decision-making.
    • Strengthening referral systems and patient tracking across different levels of care.
    • Supporting the development of standard operating procedures (SOPs) for MDR-TB case management and patient follow-up.
    • Promoting integration of TB services with HIV, primary health care, and community outreach systems.

    3. Community Engagement and Support Systems

    • Mobilizing and training community health workers and peer supporters to provide treatment literacy and adherence support.
    • Establishing community-based DOT (Directly Observed Treatment) and psychosocial support mechanisms.
    • Reducing stigma and discrimination through education and community dialogue.

    4. Strengthening Diagnostics and Surveillance

    • Supporting rapid diagnostic tools (e.g., GeneXpert) and specimen transport systems.
    • Building capacity for drug resistance surveillance, data management, and timely reporting.
    • Enhancing linkages between laboratory services and clinical care teams.

    Our Impact

    • Trained over 200 health professionals in TB and MDR-TB clinical management and infection control.
    • Supported facility-level MDR-TB case reviews and data audits in high-burden districts.
    • Improved community treatment support models, leading to higher adherence and reduced default rates.
    • Strengthened partnerships with district health offices to coordinate and monitor TB response plans.

    Why It Matters

    MDR-TB poses a major public health threat, requiring a strong health workforce, integrated systems, and sustained community engagement. Without skilled personnel and responsive institutions, even the best treatments cannot reach those in need or achieve long-term outcomes.

    Neftaly’s interventions bridge the gap between national TB strategies and on-the-ground realities, ensuring health systems are equipped to respond effectively and compassionately.

    Partner With Neftaly

    We welcome collaboration with government, NGOs, donors, and technical partners to expand this work across South Africa and the region. Together, we can build a resilient health system capable of ending TB and MDR-TB for good.

  • Neftaly Strengthening cross-border collaboration, information sharing and referrals among NTPs in the three countries, to ensure effective collaboration between three countries and to ensure treatment is not disrupted for patients relocating from one country to another.

    Neftaly Strengthening cross-border collaboration, information sharing and referrals among NTPs in the three countries, to ensure effective collaboration between three countries and to ensure treatment is not disrupted for patients relocating from one country to another.

  • Neftaly Strengthening Integrated laboratory systems

    Neftaly Strengthening Integrated laboratory systems

    Neftaly: Strengthening Integrated Laboratory Systems

    At Neftaly (South African Youth Project), we recognize that laboratory services are essential to the early detection, diagnosis, treatment, and surveillance of diseases such as HIV, TB, COVID-19, and other infectious and non-communicable diseases. A well-integrated laboratory system is the foundation of a responsive and resilient health system.

    Our initiative focuses on strengthening and integrating laboratory systems to ensure efficiency, accessibility, quality, and sustainability across all levels of care — from primary clinics to national reference laboratories.

    Program Objectives

    • Build a cohesive, multi-disease laboratory network that supports integrated diagnostics.
    • Improve infrastructure, equipment, and human capacity in laboratories at all levels.
    • Ensure timely, accurate, and quality-assured diagnostic services across the health system.
    • Promote data integration between laboratories and health management information systems (HMIS) for real-time surveillance and reporting.

    Key Focus Areas

    1. Infrastructure and System Integration

    • Strengthening laboratory networks to allow shared resources for multiple disease testing (e.g., HIV, TB, COVID-19, malaria, NCDs).
    • Supporting tiered lab systems that connect community, district, regional, and national labs.
    • Upgrading lab infrastructure and supporting specimen referral systems.

    2. Workforce Capacity Development

    • Training laboratory technicians and technologists in multi-disease diagnostics, biosafety, and quality assurance.
    • Building capacity in new diagnostic technologies, such as GeneXpert, PCR, and point-of-care testing.
    • Supporting continuous professional development (CPD) and certification processes.

    3. Quality Management and Accreditation

    • Implementing standard operating procedures (SOPs) and internal quality controls.
    • Supporting labs to achieve national and international accreditation standards (e.g., SADCAS, ISO 15189).
    • Conducting regular external quality assessments (EQA) and mentorship visits.

    4. Supply Chain and Equipment Management

    • Supporting forecasting, procurement, and maintenance of lab supplies and equipment.
    • Promoting efficient inventory management using electronic systems.
    • Coordinating with national supply chains to avoid stockouts of reagents and consumables.

    5. Data Integration and Surveillance

    • Linking laboratory data to HMIS and disease surveillance platforms.
    • Enabling real-time reporting and use of lab data for outbreak detection and response.
    • Supporting digital tools for sample tracking, result dissemination, and data analysis.

    Our Impact

    • Supported integration of diagnostic services in 30+ health facilities and laboratories.
    • Trained over 150 laboratory personnel in multi-disease diagnostics and quality assurance.
    • Strengthened specimen referral and result turnaround in rural and hard-to-reach communities.
    • Promoted use of laboratory data in clinical decision-making and program monitoring.

    Why It Matters

    Integrated laboratory systems reduce duplication, improve cost-efficiency, and enhance access to quality diagnostics. By building a unified, flexible lab infrastructure, we strengthen the health system’s ability to respond to both routine needs and public health emergencies.

  • Neftaly strengthening

    Neftaly strengthening

  • Neftaly Strengthening Health Management Information Systems, Laboratory Network and Procurement

    Neftaly Strengthening Health Management Information Systems, Laboratory Network and Procurement

  • Neftaly Strengthening key malaria control interventions for malaria

    Neftaly Strengthening key malaria control interventions for malaria

    Neftaly: Strengthening Key Malaria Control Interventions

    At Neftaly (South African Youth Project), we are committed to supporting South Africa’s national efforts to eliminate malaria through a comprehensive, community-driven, and evidence-based approach. Although South Africa has made significant progress, malaria remains a persistent threat in certain regions, particularly in border areas and vulnerable populations.

    Neftaly strengthens key malaria control interventions to ensure that prevention, diagnosis, and treatment efforts are sustainable, equitable, and effective, especially in underserved communities.

    Program Objectives

    • Reduce malaria transmission and prevent new infections through targeted interventions.
    • Strengthen early detection, diagnosis, and case management at the community and facility levels.
    • Promote community engagement and behavior change to increase uptake of malaria services.
    • Support surveillance systems for real-time monitoring, outbreak response, and elimination tracking.

    Key Malaria Control Interventions

    1. Vector Control

    • Support for Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) in high-risk areas to kill and repel malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
    • Promotion and distribution of Insecticide-Treated Nets (ITNs), especially for pregnant women and children.
    • Community education on environmental management to reduce mosquito breeding sites (e.g., stagnant water).

    2. Early Diagnosis and Treatment

    • Training community health workers and clinic staff to provide rapid diagnostic testing (RDT).
    • Ensuring consistent availability of effective antimalarial medicines in public health facilities.
    • Promoting prompt treatment-seeking behavior through community outreach and awareness.

    3. Surveillance and Case Reporting

    • Strengthening malaria case notification systems to ensure timely reporting and investigation.
    • Supporting the use of mobile tools and electronic data systems for real-time surveillance and response.
    • Facilitating cross-border collaboration for coordinated control in border districts.

    4. Health Education and Community Engagement

    • Conducting community dialogues, school campaigns, and peer-led outreach to promote malaria prevention.
    • Addressing myths and misinformation about malaria through culturally appropriate messaging.
    • Empowering communities to take ownership of local malaria control efforts.

    5. Capacity Building and Systems Strengthening

    • Training healthcare providers in malaria case management, referral systems, and drug resistance monitoring.
    • Supporting local health authorities with planning, monitoring, and evaluation tools.
    • Enhancing integration of malaria services with maternal and child health, HIV, and primary healthcare platforms.

    Our Impact

    • Reached over 20,000 community members with malaria prevention and education messages.
    • Trained 100+ frontline health workers in malaria diagnosis, treatment, and case reporting.
    • Supported IRS and ITN distribution campaigns in cross-border and endemic districts.
    • Improved early diagnosis and treatment rates in Neftaly-supported communities.