Organization for Public Health Interventions and Development -OPHID

It’s a wrap!
The 3-day NCDs Strategy Development Meeting which began in Bulawayo on Tuesday ends today on a fruitful note! It was an incredibly productive session. Thanks to the active participation and valuable insights from both Ministry of Health and Child Care and OPHID, with support from Sanofi.

The Ministry of Health and Child Care Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) Department, OPHID, local stakeholders and global partners today kicked off a vital 3-day review meeting in Bulawayo, to finalize the draft National NCD Strategy 2026–2030. This costed, evidence-based framework is crucial for strengthening our national response to NCDs, from prevention to treatment.

The meeting will be anchored on these key focus areas:
1) Reviewing & Refining: Mapping current NCD interventions, gaps and strategic goals.
2) Financing & Sustainability: Structuring domestic and external funding models.
3) Implementation: Harmonizing provincial and national responsibilities for maximum impact.
4) Finalizing: Preparing the roadmap for formal validation and Ministerial endorsement.

Brought together with the support from Sanofi we are committed to building a healthier, more resilient Zimbabwe!

Vatori venhau dzezvehutano vawana mukana wekudzidziswa pamusoro pekushanda kwejekiseni rinodzivirira HIV kwemwedzi 6 re Lenacapavir.
Jekiseni iri rinounza zororo kuvanhu, nekuti vanenge vachibayiwa kaviri pagore, panzvimbo yekunwa mapiritsi mazuva ese. Ijekiseni rakanangana zvikuru nevanhu vari munjodzi huru yekutapurirwa HIV.

Musangano uyu wakocherwa neBazi reHutano nekurerwa zvakanaka kwevana richishanda pamwe chete neOPHID neHealth Communicators Forum, nerutsigiro rweHurumende yeUnited States.

Intathelizindaba ezedlula 50 zithole ithuba lokufundiswa mayelana ngokusebenza kwe jekiseni elivikela iHIV elithatha 6 months likuvikele. Lumhlangano uqoqwe lugatsha lwezempilakahle lokondlwa kuhle kwabantwana,iOPHID besebenza ndawonye le Health Communicators Forum bethola usekelo kuhulumende we United States.
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Self-screening QR codes!

We are making health assessments easier than ever. We are rolling out QR-code self-screening in facility waiting rooms and at outreach activities! This allows young people to scan a code and privately begin their screening journey on their own mobile devices while waiting to see a provider.

Empowering youths to be active participants in their own health outcomes.