Our Vision
• A Leading National HIV and AIDS Network Characterised by Effective Management of the Response to
the Epidemic.
Our Mission Statement
• Our Mission is to improve the quality of HIV and AIDS services by our members through strengthened
organisational development, membership competence, resource mobilisation, networking, information
sharing and cutting edge advocacy issues by collaboration between the members, secretariat and other
stakeholders.
We Value
• Accountability - We affirm our commitment to being accountable for the fulfilment of all duties and
professional obligations associated with our position
• Representation - We value representation of our members’ needs irrespective of their status, size, gender
and religious affiliation
• Participation - Active participation and involvement of members, government and other stakeholders to
realise, our vision and mission thereby, meaningfully contributing to the National HIV and AIDS response.
• Communication - In order to enhance a shared vision, among ZAN members and relevant stakeholders,
the importance of communication is paramount.
• Transparency - ZAN embraces promotion of openness, honesty and responsibility and adherence to good
governance by all members.
Our Objectives
• To mobilise resources (financial, material, human) required by members
• To enhance the competencies of ZAN membership in key areas for effective programme delivery
• To improve co-ordination in programming for HIV and AIDS interventions in the communities.
• To improve updated and accurate information flow between network members and other stakeholders.
• To increase best practices uptake by network members
• To enhance competency among members in advocacy
• To enable ZAN advocacy member organisations and other membership to effectively advocate on issues
of:
Treatment, Gender and HIV and AIDS, TB and HIV.
Our Programmes
• Information Sharing and Communication
• Strengthening Membership Competency
• Networking
• Advocacy
• Resource Mobilisation
Our Publications
• Quarterly newsletter, “The Web”
• Regular information sheet
• Networking publication
• A directory of our members
• A directory of donors and other resource providers
WHO CAN JOIN ZAN?
ZAN membership is open to:
• Zimbabwe AIDS Service Organisations (ASOs)
• Institutions, organisations and companies with an HIV and AIDS intervention programme
Why You Should Join ZAN
• You will receive updated and accurate information on HIV and AIDS activities.
• You will be linked with members that are doing similar work as yourselves for information sharing and
learning.
• We can put you in touch with donors and other resource providers.
• You benefit from Strengthening Membership programmes that we facilitate.
For more information on how to become a member of ZAN contact the ZAN Secretariat.
HOW TO CONTACT ZAN
ZAN is represented in all the ten provinces nationally. If you need more information about ZAN please contact the ZAN Secretariat offices:
Secretariat
Head office
Physical Address:
154 Samora Machel Avenue,
Belvedere,
Harare
Tel: +263-4 700832/795337/775520
Tel/Fax: +263-4 775520
Email:
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Website: www.zan.co.zw
Postal Address:
P.O. Box CY3006, Causeway, Harare
ZAN’s Provincial Offices
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On 25 April 2004, UNAIDS, the United Kingdom and the United States co-hosted a high-level meeting at which key donors reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening national AIDS responses led by the affected countries themselves. 
About ZAN