HPP
iTeach
K-RITH
Project M-Health
Philani
Umndeni Family
Whizz Kids United

The Ragon Institute is committed to outreach and education to the community. The Institute has a comprehensive domestic and international outreach and education effort aimed at educating both patients and providers about HIV-related topics.

International Programs
The Ragon Institute has maintained an active involvement and presence in South Africa since the early 1990s. The center is committed not only to providing scientific expertise to a country devastated by AIDS, but is also committed to provide HIV education and support to persons infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.

	HIV Pathogenesis Programme (HPP) A multidisciplinary research center at the University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa serving as a center reasearch and training for African scientists tackling the problem of developing a vaccine for HIV. more...
	iTeach ( Integration of TB in Education and Care for HIV/AIDS) Initiative actively engaged in initiatives to improve delivery of HIV and TB care and treatment in the public health sector since 2006. more...
	Umndeni “Family” Care Program An initiative designed to overcome these barriers to comprehensive HIV prevention, care, and treatment for families caring for children orphaned by AIDS living in Kwa Ximba, a rural region of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. more...
	Project M-Health Leveraging existing wireless technology to romote treatment for HIV/AIDS in middle and low-Income countries. more...
	Pediatric Healthcare for those Infected and Living with AIDS (Philani) A Center of Excellence for the care and treatment of pediatric HIV and AIDS-related co-infections that commonly afflict HIV-infected children in sub-Saharan Africa. more...
	Whizz Kids United A youth HIV prevention programme in South Africa which teaches essential knowledge and skills by using the game of football as a metaphor for life. more...
	KwaZulu Natal Research Institute for TB and HIV (K-RITH) Working to establish a center of scientific research excellence in the center of the worst convergence of the TB and HIV epidemics in South Africa. more...