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SOPP 2
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Island Hospice and Healthcare (Island) received funding from an anonymous donor to implement a four-year project (i.e 2021 – 2024) that seeks to improve the quality of life for five thousand older persons in Marondera and Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.
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USD$299 509
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2021 - 2024
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ZINCAT
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ZINCAT has, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Child Care, been actively involved in facilitating the introduction of private newly-regulated quarantine/isolation centres during COVID-19.
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USD$6622
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PACF
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. Island Hospice & Healthcare (Island) with support from Positive Action for Children Fund (PACF) is implementing a project in Mufakose, Harare to improve the quality of life for positive mothers and their affected children
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USD$193 925-23
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ENZO AND SHELLEY
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The focus of the funding is on caring for 100 terminally ill cancer patients (nurses, medication) in Harare
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US$20 000
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2020 - 2021
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CSSP
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The Community Strengthening and Support Project was an initiative aimed at reducing human suffering through psychosocial support to the Chimanimani community that was hard hit by the atrocious Cyclone Idai in March 2019
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US$22 328
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| Comic Relief |
In partnership with Tree of Life we are implementing a two year community-based support intervention for mental health aiming to improve the mental health of vulnerable people living in 8 rural communities of Mutoko and Goromonzi |
£69 331 |
2017-2019 |
| True Colours Trust |
Support with medications & salaries of 3 staff members. This donor has also supported activities associated with integration of palliative care into the health system in Zimbabwe. |
$133 062 |
2017-2019 |
| The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund |
Provision of palliative care to patients through outreach clinics, telephone sessions, home visits and office consultations (including counselling) in Harare, Chikwaka and Chitungwiza |
US$137 483 |
3 years
(2011-2013) |
| Jochnick |
Psychosocial support for vulnerable children (bereaved children and young carers), pediatric palliative care provision and provision of psychosocial support to children and their parents(mostly mothers or female guardians) during outreach clinics and home visits |
US$148 000 |
3 years
(2012-2014) |
| UK AID/Help Age Int. Better Health for Older Persons (BHOPA) |
Palliative Care Training of Older persons in Gwanda, Zvishavane and Mutoko. Training of Health professionals, CHBCs and TOT for 3 health professionals |
US$349 545 |
3 years
(2015-2017) |
| SOS |
Psychosocial support for vulnerable children (bereaved children in Glen Norah, Glen View and Waterfalls |
US$55 000 |
4 years
(2011-2014) |
| Big Lottery UK with HOSPICE UK |
Psychosocial support interventions for children, palliative care for PLWHIV, support groups for PLWHIV, income savings and lending scheme for community members, palliative care training for health professionals and community cadres |
£456 965 |
3 years
(2014-2016) |
| DFID (PRP) |
Palliative care training and mentorship for health professionals and CHBCs around Zimbabwe |
US$1,099,985 |
3 years
(2011-2013) |
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OAK Foundation
Supporting Island for more than 15 years! This is one of many projects that Oak supported.
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Empowering the community to take ownership and responsibility in the provision of palliative care services to community members in need through service delivery, training and capacity building of religious groups, traditional healers, CHBCs, guardians, health professionals and young carers in Chitungwiza |
US$279 866 |
5 years
(2011-2015) |
| OSISA |
Increasing community awareness/access/detection/ to Palliative care for women cancer (cervix/breast) and training of health professionals and CHBCs in palliative care in Harare, Kwekwe, Chitungwiza and Chikwaka |
US$328 750 |
5 years
(2010-2014) |
| APCA |
Palliative care situational assessments and Reaching out to special populations through training and service delivery and implementation of Island change management processes |
US$224 480 |
5 years
(2011-2015) |
| AJWS |
Provision of palliative care to patients and systems strengthening for the project partners(SRHBC) |
US$122 170 |
2 years
(2011-2012) |
| CAFOD |
Psychosocial support workshops for vulnerable children(young carers and bereaved children) in Mabvuku, Mufakose and Mbare |
US$25 000 |
2 years
(2011-2012) |
| Tim Fischer |
Procurement of palliative care essential medications for patients with life threatening illnesses, registered under Island care |
US$240 000 |
5 years
(2011-2015) |
| Tear Fund-FACT |
Integrating palliative care into community activities through training of health professionals in Manicaland |
US$71 000 |
3 years
(2011-2013) |
| UMCOR |
Psychosocial support for vulnerable children(bereaved children and young carers),life skills support for youths and educational assistance to vulnerable children in Nyadire, Mutoko |
US$60 000 |
5 years
(2011-2015) |
| Swiss Embassy |
Training of health professionals in palliative care in Harare |
US$15 000 |
1 year
(2011) |
| President’s fund/Local lotto |
Supporting palliative care service delivery in Harare through a vehicle and funding |
US$54 000 |
3 years
(2012-2014) |
| SIKO Project |
Palliative care training and operational research(Kaposi Sarcoma) in Harare, Mutoko, Marondera and Norton |
US$18 172 |
3 years
(2013-2015) |
| Global Fund |
Training of CHBCs in Palliative care, Resource mobilization and Food Security in Harare and Chitungwiza |
US $91 000 |
2 years
(2013-2014) |