by Bulungula Incubator | Aug 20, 2021 | All projects, Coronavirus Response, COVID19 Response, Featured
Another successful vaccine outreach campaign here in Bulungula! 94% of our over 60 community members, who were the first to take the Pfizer vaccine, have returned for their second dose, and are now fully vaccinated. Even though the local vaccination outreach sites are...
by Bulungula Incubator | Aug 11, 2021 | banner, COVID19 Response, Featured, Health & Nutrition
In May of this year, one of our community members was traveling to Nkanya Clinic to collect her ARV medication when she was attacked and assaulted. She was able to safely get away, however, this was unfortunately not an isolated incident. Woman who was victim of an...
by Bulungula Incubator | Jul 16, 2021 | Coronavirus Response, COVID19 Response, Featured
As a result of successful mobilisation and transporting of 186 over 60s to Madwaleni Hospital two weeks ago during our first COVID vaccine campaign, the Department of Health (Madweleni hospital and Mbashe sub-district) partnered with the Bulungula Incubator to become...
by Bulungula Incubator | Jul 6, 2021 | All projects, Coronavirus Response, COVID19 Response, Featured, Health & Nutrition
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bulungula Incubator has worked urgently to protect our most vulnerable community members from the virus. We set up a safe home venue for at-risk community members at the Bulungula Lodge, provided food parcels and...
by Bulungula Incubator | Jun 15, 2021 | All projects, COVID19 Response, Education, Featured
Education catch-up for our learners in 2021 is an urgent priority. In our areas, limited access to technology or adequate learning material at home resulted in insufficient alternative-learning opportunities during the COVID-19 lockdowns. Unfortunately, these barriers...
by Bulungula Incubator | May 12, 2021 | All projects, Coronavirus Response, COVID19 Response, Featured, Health & Nutrition
BI Nomakhaya registering for a vaccination at Zithulele Hospital, May 2021 As participants of the Sisonke Programme, our Nomakhayas (Community Health Workers) have been vaccinated! Since the beginning of the pandemic, our dedicated Nomakhayas visit community...
