Our Approach
Integrated People-centred Prevention, Treatment and Care
We work side by side with vulnerable groups, especially women, to provide them with knowledge and information that connects them to the available resources within the community and health care systems. We empower them in such a way that they have a deeper understanding of their own health issues, allowing them to take charge and manage their personal health with regard to prevention, treatment and disease control.
We also ensure that people receive a continuum of health care services through different stages of life, encompassing health promotion, prevention, treatment, disease management, rehabilitation, and palliative care services within the community and/or health care facilities.
Poverty Reduction
Victus Global Botswana Organisation drives economic development through capacity-building, market linkages and investment, with a specific focus on low-income populations as well as women, key and vulnerable populations.
We partner with businesses to sustainably deliver the support and services that will allow disadvantaged groups to contribute to, and benefit from, economic growth.
Women’s Empowerment
We believe that focusing on women’s empowerment will contribute to reducing poverty, unemployment and gender inequalities, as well as promoting economic growth.
Food Security
We believe that we are well-positioned to help address the continent’s food production problems and, consequently, assist in growing this industry, which is a critical driver of economic growth and employment in Africa. Our focus is on transforming agriculture in sub-Saharan African through capacity-building and sustained increases in intra-Africa and international trade.
Equality & Diversity Inclusion
Victus Global Botswana is committed to leaving no one behind. We work closely with key populations & vulnerable populations and prioritise programmes that address their needs.
We empower such communities through a multi-sectoral approach that focuses on addressing their health and complex non-health requirements.
Women’s Empowerment
We recognise that there are too few African women who are working in health, science, finance and agriculture – either at the policy level or in terms of research and application. As a result we pursue an inclusive approach and integrate gender equality and women’s empowerment into every aspect of our work.
Inclusion of Key and Vulnerable Populations
We strive to create economic opportunities for those who have been denied them and to advance new models of economic justice that are both sustainable and replicable.
Gender Integration and Mainstreaming
We are women and understand the difficulties that women face in succeeding in male-dominated industries. Consequently, it has been an active choice to implement a gender lens for health interventions and the investment solutions that we create.