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Here's how your contribution can help

Prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission
$50
A donation of $50 will ensure an HIV-positive mother has access to services such as testing, pre-and post-natal care, counseling, and access to safe childbirth practises to avoid transmission. These efforts can stop the spread of HIV to the next generation in the Hwange District of Zimbabwe.

Train 5 healthcare workers
$100
A donation of $100 will train 5 health workers for a year to ensure they are able to properly diagnose and treat common, life-threatening conditions. This means a child, orphaned by the AIDS epidemic, doesn’t die of a perfectly treatable case of diarrhea.

Support health services
$200
Every day around the world, thousands of children die from preventable diseases and illnesses. Without access to even basic services and skilled health professionals, there will be no hope for improving and saving their lives.
Your gift of $200 would provide access to basic healthcare in a remote part of Zimbabwe where it’s needed most. This small contribution could have a big impact in saving a life.

Transport clinical test samples
$500
Before getting treatment, patients need the systems in place for testing and diagnostics. A donation of $500 a year will support a local clinic to ensure sample transportation networks are functional. This means that patients can get diagnosed and treated for diseases like HIV and TB.

Construct a shelter wating mother's shelter
$2,000
Your gift of $2,000 will support construction at a waiting mothers’ shelter at a local health clinic. Shelters house expecting mothers ahead of delivery so that they don’t take the risk having a baby at home without a skilled birth attendant. Shelters also provide access to imperative pre-natal care, and bring babies into the health system.

Renovate a health clinic
$20,000
In countries struggling with extreme poverty, local governments are the only way most communities will received healthcare. Government resources are stretched and hospitals are scarce or prohibitively far away from people who need them most. Your gift helps by renovating a local health clinic to have the infrastructure and supporting systems to save and improve lives.
Train a healthcare worker
In countries like Zimbabwe, government resources are stretched and hospitals are scarce. Your contribution helps save children by building or renovating a local health clinic and equipping a dedicated healthcare worker with the skills to treat communities.
Wild4life works tirelessly to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS, with a special focus on the children and mothers who are impacted. Currently, we are highlighting our efforts to stop the spread of HIV from mothers to children in Zimbabwe.
Your gift will help infected moms gain access to care that can prolong their lives and protect their children from HIV. Specifically, you'll help provide:
- HIV testing and medical care
- Prenatal and postnatal care
- Counseling for HIV-positive mothers
- Support for local clinics specializing in the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV
- Promotion of good nutrition
- HIV-awareness programs
With your help, we can provide essential care to mothers and babies to stop the spread of HIV to the next generation in Zimbabwe.
Health Services Where They're Needed Most
Every day around the world, thousands of children die from preventable diseases and illnesses. Without access to even basic services and skilled health professionals, there will be no hope for improving and saving their lives.
Your gift of $200 would provide access to basic healthcare in a remote part of Zimbabwe where it’s needed most. This small contribution could have a big impact in saving a life.
Health Clinic
In countries struggling with extreme poverty, local governments are the only way most communities will received healthcare. Government resources are stretched and hospitals are scarce or prohibitively far away from people who need them most. Your gift helps by renovating a local health clinic to have the infrastructure and supporting systems to save and improve lives.