It’s no secret. HIV and climate change are two of the world’s most pressing issues; and those living in poverty are drastically impacted by a changing climate and health challenges such as HIV. For the past 12 years, we have partnered with the AIDS Foundation of South Africa and Food & Trees for Africa in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa to facilitate community workshops around preventing and addressing HIV.
2020 has us focusing on revitalizing and strengthening this programme. We have put a lot of attention towards building a unique programme that helps our global neighbours such as the Dududu Drop-In Centre and the Khuphuka Project (two of our many community partners) on the next phase of Spread Trees, Not AIDS and what issues need to be addressed in their local areas.
