South Africa

Our projects in South Africa focus on improving maternal health, enhancing infant and young child health, strengthening health systems, and preventing and treating HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis. We also collaborate in the development and introduction of health technologies that address key causes of illness and death in women and children.

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1st Floor, Zone Phase 2, Loft Offices West
177 Oxford Road
Rosebank
Johannesburg 2196, South Africa

Mailing address
PO Box 1985
Parklands 2121
Johannesburg , South Africa

Phone: 27.11.447.1641
Fax: 27.11.447.1353

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    February 13, 2015

    Meet the “Valentine Pill” and three other innovations

    More and more women around the world now have family planning options that help them live healthier lives.
  2. An adolescent girl sits on a couch.
    December 1, 2014

    Why we need better HIV prevention technologies to protect women and girls

    True or false: Are women and girls at higher risk of contracting HIV?
  3. Newborn baby crying as his umbilical cord is tied off.
    July 28, 2014

    With the Every Newborn action plan launched, what’s next for newborn health?

    On June 30, Pauline Irungu, PATH’s senior policy and advocacy officer in Kenya, took part in the launch of the Every Newborn action plan in Johannesburg, South Africa.
  4. PATH's Steve Davis speaks to an African woman.
    July 24, 2014

    South Africa: scaling up care for community caregivers

    When caregivers are trained in self-care, they are able to provide more effective support in their communities.
  5. Four adults and a toddler girl smile next to a decorated birthday cake.
    May 13, 2014

    Sophy Mabasa: a passionate advocate for the power of breast milk

    There is school learning, and then there is learning from life. For PATH’s Sophy Mabasa, her degree in clinical nutrition came alive when she had her son, Rifumo.
  6. Boy receives vaccination in arm from woman.
    March 18, 2014

    The best buys in global health

    On March 19, I joined a panel of international leaders, researchers, and health colleagues to dig deeply into a crucial question: which investments will help us save the lives of more women and children?
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