Together, communities are driving change from the ground up! Through their own lived experiences and perspectives, Community Monitors share why community participation remains critical in improving the quality of healthcare services in South Africa. Community-Led Monitoring is more than monitoring systems, it is about ensuring dignity, equity, accountability and meaningful inclusion for all affected communities.
Johannesburg, South Africa — Today marks a significant milestone in strengthening community-led accountability and advocacy as the new Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) logo was officially unveiled. This, during a CLM training session of the incoming Data Monitors for Global Fund Grant Cycle 7 organized by the Centre for Community Impact (CCI) currently underway in Johannesburg.
Ahead of the critical work awaiting them in communities across the country, CCI has convened host organisations, community monitors and partners for a 3-day Community-Led Monitoring (CLM), Communication & Advocacy Strategies Capacity Building Session. 📍Johannesburg, South Africa Ahead of the critical work awaiting them in communities across the country, CCI has convened host organisations, community
CCI CEO Dr Sakumzi Ntayiya continued his stakeholder engagement visits with a stop at Tholwana eMolemo in the Western Cape. A key highlight of the visit was a powerful and engaging dialogue with a vibrant group of Sex Workers, who courageously shared their personal journeys, offering real insight into the lived realities behind the programme.
Today we celebrate a remarkable milestone! Dr. Sakumzi Ntayiya – our CEO graduated from the University of the Western Cape with his PhD degree. Congratulations Dr. Ntayiya. Your leadership continues to inspire change where it matters most. 👏 Citation read by Prof. E Mayeza
One of CCI’s Sub Recipients implementing the Sex Worker programme, Humana People to People South Africa is officially geared up for the work ahead. HPPSA is already making meaningful strides in Limpopo. Human dignity is no longer just a concept, it is being restored, protected and upheld for sex workers – who have long faced
CCI’s CEO, Dr. Sakumzi Ntayiya has commenced his visits to Sub-Recipients, starting with the Eastern Cape this week. Keiskamma Trust, an organisation implementing the Sex Worker Programme (SWP) across Amathole, Nelson Mandela Bay, Alfred Nzo and Buffalo City districts was the first in line. The CEO, engaged directly with programme teams at the organisation’s main
Its all systems go at Keiskamma Trust Health Program- they’re starting to implement the Sex Worker Programme
As South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day and reflects on 30 years of the Bill of Rights,the Centre for Community Impact (CCI) reaffirms a simple truth: Human Rights are notabstract – they must be lived, protected and experienced by all.At CCI, we are turning this commitment into action. Across the country, we are expandingaccess to
