Health
Zvatinoda! (What we want! In Shona vernacular) is a cluster randomised trial funded by the UK MRC that aims to improve the uptake of sexual and reproductive health services in rural Zimbabwe. The intervention aims to develop novel mechanisms for service delivery using mobile technology, and leveraging forms of social support that are youth-friendly.
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Project Zvandiri is a collaborative initiative between The SHM Foundation and Africaid Zvandiri aimed at supporting CATS (Community Adolescent Treatment Supporters) with issues they are faced with.
Learning and Citizenship
The SHM Foundation is collaborating with the National Park City Foundation to develop London as the world's first National Park City.
Project Ember is a collaboration between The SHM Foundation and the Mental Health Innovation Network that finds, connects and supports grassroots innovation in mental health in low-resource contexts.
Project Insaka is a collaborative initiative between The SHM Foundation and Zambart aimed at addressing the mental health and wellbeing needs of HIV positive pregnant and feeding mothers in Lusaka, Zambia.
Khuluma is a mobile phone support group initiative aimed at addressing the mental health and wellbeing needs of HIV positive adolescents in South Africa.
The Marakwet Education project aims to enhance citizenship and improve livelihoods of young people living in Kenya.
160 Characters aims to develop an interdisciplinary art, health and humanities methodology for understanding the mental health needs of HIV positive adolescents, through analysis of text message data collected in Project Khuluma.
Me Late Leer is a project aimed at promoting literacy and love for reading in Mexico City elementary school children.
Arts
The Barbican is a world-class centre creating opportunities in all areas of the arts including dance, film, music, theatre and visual arts.
Zumbido Health is an initiative that makes social support groups accessible, immediate and anonymous using the power of digital technologies.
Khuluma Khulisani is a mentor programme consisting of participants who have been part of our Khuluma project and have shown a keen interest in staying involved in the programme.
Help us empower adolescents living with HIV in South Africa by donating towards our Khuluma Khulisani Mentor Programme.
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