Author: Posicare
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Taking care further through peer outreach in Johannesburg
For sex workers who move between areas or face barriers at health facilities, staying connected to care takes persistent follow-up. During July–September 2026, CPC’s Phila Nathi team in the City of Johannesburg combined peer outreach, health services and psychosocial support to keep that connection open. CPC’s quarterly report records 14,882 sex workers reached with the…
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Following through on care for sex workers in Sedibeng
A referral is most useful when someone can reach the service they need. In Sedibeng, CPC’s July–September 2026 report describes how peer educators, nurses and partner facilities worked together to support sex workers beyond the first conversation. The programme reported reaching 4,963 sex workers with its defined HIV prevention package during the quarter. It also…
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Bringing services closer to sex workers and families in Bojanala
Getting a team to the right place can make a practical difference to access to care. In Bojanala, improved transport and the introduction of a roving team allowed CPC to run outreach activities concurrently during July–September 2026. The district’s quarterly report records 3,192 sex workers reached with the defined HIV prevention package and 1,528 receiving…
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Standing alongside sex workers through care and rights support in West Rand
Support for sex workers often involves more than a single health service. CPC’s West Rand team brought together outreach, testing, counselling and rights-related assistance during July–September 2026, helping people connect with the support appropriate to their circumstances. The quarterly report records 4,651 sex workers reached with the programme’s defined HIV prevention package and 2,111 receiving…