Organisation:Jamiatul Ulama (Council of Muslim Theologians)
Contact Person:Ahmed Kathrada???

Description: Our organisation focuses on all members of the community including patients, care-givers and the private sector. We offer counselling services and are a Muslim faith-based organisation. Current projects involve the establishment of education centres in rural areas. HIV/AIDS services started in 1998.

Organisation:Jerusalem AIDS Project
Contact Person:Mrs Hanni Rosenberg???

Description: Jerusalem AIDS Project is an international and regional NGO focusing on HIV prevention in schools, including peer and teachers education, curricula development and advocacy.

Organisation:Joint Economic AIDS and Poverty Programme
Contact Person:Hilary southall???

Description: The JEAPP Programme was initiated in late 2000 following the Durban AIDS Conference after which it became apparent that there was a dearth of information on the economic impact of HIV/AIDS in the context of Southern Africa. The original objective of the Programme was to move from simply describing the impact of the epidemic to quantifying and analysing the impact of HIV/AIDS at the individual, household and community levels as well as its impact on specific sectors within the South African economy. It sought to move from anecdotes to evidence based on substantive research. The Programme has continued to support research on the non-epidemiological aspects of the social and economic impact of HIV/AIDS on the South African economy as well as its peoples at the macro and micro levels. Research conducted so far has provided critical knowledge to direct policy and more focused studies to address the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

Organisation:Journ-AIDS
Contact Person:Phillipa Tucker and Jackie Mondi???

Description: Journ-AIDS is a project being undertaken by the Centre for AIDS Development, Research and Evaluation (CADRE) that supports media professionals to provide indepth, accurate and critical reporting on HIV/AIDS in South Africa. The project is based upon research undertaken by CADRE from 2000 to 2002 on media reporting on HIV/AIDS. The Journ-AIDS Programme aims to: - Conduct research into media reporting and response on HIV/AIDS - Provide an information resource to media practitioners to allow for greater analytical and in-depth reporting on HIV/AIDS -Support the development of a culture of investigative journalism in working with both practicing journalists and schools of journalism. - Develop the capacity of AIDS Service Organisations and people living with HIV/AIDS in working with the media.

Organisation:Joy For Life
Contact Person:Joy Wilson???

Description: We are Joy for Life, a non profit community based organization designed to represent, assist and co-ordinate the needs of persons living with and affected by HIV/AIDS through education and information. We operate a Day Care and Educational centre. Community Centre - Day home for HIV/AIDS clients and patients who are otherwise house bound or isolated. It is a home from home enviroment and provides a friendly safe heaven .

Organisation:Jozini Clinic
Contact Person:Joy Wilson???

Description: The doctor visits our clinic once a week. We are currently involved in a flourishing gardening project and we are also able to supply food to people that need it.The clinic provides primary health care to members of the community.