PATA’s Health Provider Champions

PATA’s Health Provider Champions celebrates nurses, counsellors, doctors, social workers, pharmacists, community health workers and peer supporters who deliver quality HIV prevention, treatment and care services for children, adolescents and young people in clinics and communities where they Do it Right, Do it Together, Do it Every day!

Health Provider Champions share their stories from across sub-Saharan Africa.

Meet the health provider champions and their nominees from the PATA 2022 Summit

Health Provider Champion - Betherida Lukalanga

Betherida Lukalanga, Zambia

Nominated by Ngosa

Health Provider Champion - Ramodipa Kgothatso

Ramodipa Kgothatso, South Africa

Nominated by Mokete

Health Provider Champion - Hulda Odero

Hulda Odero,
Kenya

Nominated by Celine

Health Provider Champion - Innocent Okello

Innocent Okello, Uganda

Nominated by Jacqualine and Isaac

Health Provider Champion - Dr Liane Campbell

Dr. Liane Campbell, Tanzania

Nominated by Grace

Health Provider Champion - Nomusa Ndlovu

Nomusa Ndlovu, Zimbabwe

Nominated by Musa

Health Provider Champion - Tikhale Singano

Tikhale Singano, Malawi

Nominated by Geoffrey

Health Provider Champion - Nkwen Baptist Health Centre

Nkwen Baptist Health Center, Cameroon

This campaign builds on the IAS Me and My Healthcare Provider Champions Campaign. You can find more stories from the South African and Zambian champions here.

Ending AIDS for children once and for all

It is only through health providers that we can make progress in ensuring that no child is denied treatment and that new infant HIV infections are prevented by 2030, in alignment with the Global Alliance by UNAIDS, UNICEF and the WHO.

Read the full article.

Why our health providers are champions

We are always looking for stories and insights into how health providers are #DoingTheRightThing. Share a story about yourself or a health provider that inspires you and select stories will be featured on PATA’s website and beyond.

Share your health provider story