Rising to the Challenge: Aga Khan Health Service, Tanzania Trains Gender-Biased Violence Champions to Support Survivors

Dar es Salaam, September 22, 2024: Empowering our healthcare team to make a lasting impact! Over two intensive days on September 20th and 21st, Aga Khan Health Service, Tanzania, healthcare workers from various departments completed a comprehensive Gender-Based Violence Case Management Training organised by the Choice Project. This specialised training equipped them with the essential skills to provide compassionate, informed support to survivors, ensuring a holistic and sensitive approach to addressing gender-based violence.

Now proudly recognised as #GBVChampions, our team is better prepared to advocate for survivors, offering medical care and emotional and social support. Their dedication underscores our commitment to #EndGBV, creating safer, more resilient communities. We are immensely proud of our #HealthcareHeroes, who remain true #ChampionsForChange.

About Aga Khan Health Service, Tanzania

Aga Khan Health Service, Tanzania (AKHS,T) is a pivotal agency within the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), dedicated to advancing health initiatives. Operating as a private, not-for-profit organisation, AKHS,T has established itself as an integrated health system spanning across Tanzania. It boasts robust linkages and partnerships with the government of Tanzania, primarily through the Ministry of Health, alongside other key national and international stakeholders. The organization comprises two hospitals located in Mwanza and Dar es Salaam, along with 22 Outreach Health Centres (OHCs) spread across 13 regions of mainland Tanzania, and an additional facility situated on Zanzibar Island.

For media inquiries or further information, please contact:

Davies W. Nyari
davies.nyari@akhst.org