South Africa

Hivsa Milk Bar

After the introduction of the drug called Nevirapine, wich drastically decreased hiv-transmission from mother to child, an alternative had to be sought for breastfeeding in order to prevent the infection of healthy babies. Milk powder became the solution, available in so-called Milk Bars. Keep reading

New Jerusalem Children's Home 

In the New Jerusalem Children's Home, neglected or abused children can find shelter. Mostly they are rejected by their families because they are infected with hiv/aids or because the parents themselves are too ill to be able to take care of them. Keep reading

Sparrow Ministries

Since 2006, Orange Babies has been commited to these projects and daily care can be provided for 70 children. The government does provide ARV's, but the need for other medicines is also high. Therefore, Orange Babies also provides additional medication.
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Yabonga

Orange Babies supports a unique project within Yabonga: the Community Mothers. They are women who keep their houses open for children from their own community. These children have become orphans, are infected with hiv/aids or their parents are too sick to take cae of them.
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Free Family

In cooperation with the local department of the Ministry of Public Health, Family Free provides education programmes wich are in particular aiming at pregnant women with hiv, but also at the grandmothers of families that are suffering from hiv. Keep reading