Fatima from Zvandiri in Zimbabwe talks about living with HIV and how COVID19 is affecting her treatment and visits to the clinic. Zvandiri and the Ministry of Health and Child Care produced this video to encourage young people living with HIV to make sure they are taking their medication regularly and attending their clinic for resupply and for checks despite the impact of COVID19. For more resources linked to COVID19 and for other languages please go to our website: https://africaid-zvandiri.org/covid-19/ and follow us on social media for updates on new resources https://twitter.com/zvandiri https://www.facebook.com/zvandiri

Fatima from Zvandiri in Zimbabwe talks about living with HIV and how COVID19 is affecting her treatment and visits to the clinic. Zvandiri and the Ministry of Health and Child Care produced this video to encourage young people living with HIV to make sure they are taking their medication regularly and attending their clinic for resupply and for checks despite the impact of COVID19. For more resources linked to COVID19 and for other languages please go to our website: https://africaid-zvandiri.org/covid-19/ and follow us on social media for updates on new resources https://twitter.com/zvandiri https://www.facebook.com/zvandiri

Fatima from Zvandiri in Zimbabwe talks about living with HIV and how COVID19 is affecting her treatment and visits to the clinic. Zvandiri and the Ministry of Health and Child Care produced this video to encourage young people living with HIV to make sure they are taking their medication regularly and attending their clinic for resupply and for checks despite the impact of COVID19. For more resources linked to COVID19 and for other languages please go to our website: https://africaid-zvandiri.org/covid-19/ and follow us on social media for updates on new resources https://twitter.com/zvandiri https://www.facebook.com/zvandiri

Masas’ means ‘Let’s Talk’ in Shona. In this set of three films, Tonde and Tanaka talk about the immune system, HIV and Antiretroviral medicine. The animations were written and performed by young people from Zvandiri who wanted to share their experiences and knowledge to help other children and young people understand more about what it means to be living with HIV. They also wanted to demonstrate the skills and techniques needed when talking with children and young people about HIV and treatment. In this film, ‘Tanaka and Tonde talk about antiretroviral treatment’ for HIV. The films aim to answer questions have about living with HIV and to help young people to stay strong and to look positively towards their future. They also focus around a card game, called Masas’, a child and adolescent counselling tool which is used by peer counsellors known as Community Adolescent Treatment Supporters (or CATS). We hope that adults too will find the films useful and they will help them support the children and young people in their care. https://twitter.com/zvandiri https://www.facebook.com/zvandiri http://www.africaid-zvandiri.org

Masas’ means ‘Let’s Talk’ in Shona. In this set of three films, Tonde and Tanaka talk about the immune system, HIV and Antiretroviral medicine. The animations were written and performed by young people from Zvandiri who wanted to share their experiences and knowledge to help other children and young people understand more about what it means to be living with HIV. They also wanted to demonstrate the skills and techniques needed when talking with children and young people about HIV and treatment. In this film, ‘Tanaka and Tonde talk about HIV.' The films aim to answer questions have about living with HIV and to help young people to stay strong and to look positively towards their future. They also focus around a card game, called Masas’, a child and adolescent counselling tool which is used by peer counsellors known as Community Adolescent Treatment Supporters (or CATS). We hope that adults too will find the films useful and they will help them support the children and young people in their care. https://twitter.com/zvandiri https://www.facebook.com/zvandiri http://www.africaid-zvandiri.org

Masas’ means ‘Let’s Talk’ in Shona. In this set of three films, Tonde and Tanaka talk about the immune system, HIV and Antiretroviral medicine. The animations were written and performed by young people from Zvandiri who wanted to share their experiences and knowledge to help other children and young people understand more about what it means to be living with HIV. They also wanted to demonstrate the skills and techniques needed when talking with children and young people about HIV and treatment. In this film, ‘Tanaka and Tonde talk about the immune system’. The films aim to answer questions have about living with HIV and to help young people to stay strong and to look positively towards their future. They also focus around a card game, called Masas’, a child and adolescent counselling tool which is used by peer counsellors known as Community Adolescent Treatment Supporters (or CATS). We hope that adults too will find the films useful and they will help them support the children and young people in their care. https://twitter.com/zvandiri https://www.facebook.com/zvandiri http://www.africaid-zvandiri.org

Meet Fatima from Zvandiri in Zimbabwe. She is here to talk to children and young people about COVID-19 and how to look after themselves and each other. Zvandiri and Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Health and Child Care produced this video as we know that young people are worried about COVID-19 and need messages that are clear and positive. Watch our second film where Fatima talks about living with HIV: https://youtu.be/-ap1XXyRol0 For more resources and documents in different languages go to our website: https://africaid-zvandiri.org/covid-19/ and follow us on social media for updates on new resources: https://twitter.com/zvandiri https://www.facebook.com/zvandiri

UNICEF Africa focuses on the young mentor mothers initiative which empowers pregnant or lactating adolescent girls and young women with crucial HIV information provided by their peers who are young moms themselves.