Bloodriver Advice Office

16/08/2026

In the face of climate change, Bloodriver Advice Office champions agroecological practices. Our organic garden is maintained using sustainable methods including compost production, mulching, vermiculture, and rainwater

15/08/2026

04/08/2026

Bloodriver Advice Office is pleased to introduce our Community Care Workers. They form part of the Tshereletso Programme, an initiative focused on Orphan and Vulnerable Children, with a key objective of facilitating HIV prevention to contribute towards achieving the 95-95-95 cascade.

10/07/2026

Bloodriver Advice Office won the social entrepreneur award.

07/07/2026

IHPS and Auram Institute visited Bloodriver Advice Office to support joint HIV prevention initiatives.

19/06/2026

Bloodriver Advice Office teamed up with Thuthuzela Care Centre, Tlou Tlou Youth Centre, Seshego VEP, Limpopo Chaplaincy, NPA, Doj,IPHS, save the children & Choice Trust to commemorate 16 June Youth Day.

IPHS & Choice Trust provided free HTS services, while other partners focused on GBV awareness, rights education & youth empowerment.

Together we honored the youth of 1976 by building a healthier, safer future for today’s youth.

15/05/2026

💙 A Mother’s Courage Brought Protection, Justice and Hope for Her Daughter.

In a community in Limpopo, a mother faced every parent’s worst fear when her teenage daughter went missing and later disclosed that she had experienced sexual violence.

Through HIVSA and its implementing partner, Bloodriver Advice Office, a rapid and coordinated response ensured that the young survivor received immediate medical care, trauma counselling, psychosocial support, and protection within the critical 72-hour window. A case was opened promptly, and the necessary legal processes were initiated.

This intervention highlights the importance of:
✔ Early reporting
✔ Community support systems
✔ Access to healthcare and psychosocial services
✔ Strong collaboration between HIVSA, Bloodriver Advice Office, SAPS, and healthcare providers

Today, the young survivor continues to receive ongoing care and support through the Tshireletso Programme funded by the National Lotteries Commission.

Her caregiver now encourages others:
“Ask for help as soon as you are afraid. There are people who will support you, and health services can provide the care and protection your child needs.”

At HIVSA, together with Bloodriver Advice Office, we remain committed to protecting vulnerable children, strengthening community support systems, and ensuring survivors receive the care, dignity, and support they deserve. 💙

13/05/2026

Bloodriver Advice Office raised mental awareness in Bloodriver village and surrounding villages