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Fundação Aurum

Fundação Aurum office was established in 2019 and is leading the IMPAACT4TB project in the Southern African country.

It is part of an international consortium working on the project which will prioritise short-course TB preventive therapy for people living with HIV and children under five years old, and subsequently all those in close contact with TB patients in 12 high-burden countries. These are South Africa, Ghana and Mozambique, Brazil, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zimbabwe, India, Cambodia and Indonesia, which represent 50 percent of the global TB burden.

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Our Team

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Dr Elzier Mangunyane
Programme Manager
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Dr Sheila Cassamo
Project Coordinator
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Idilia Ferreira
Administrator
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Mr Daniel Cuateia
Pharmacist
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Sra Marta Banguine
HR Officer
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Mr Carlos Penicela
Monitoring and Evaluation Officer
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Mr Luis Alfandiga
Finance Officer
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Joao Augusto
Assistant Financial Accountant
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Rogério Chiau
Study Coordinator
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Júlio Mussane
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Helio Manjate
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Aurum Institute
Mozambique

(+258) 867 309 305

aurummoz@auruminstitute.org

505 Rua Maestro Justino Chemane, 253
Sommerschield
Maputo
Mozambique
Caixa Postal 1573

Aurum Mozambique Board of Directors

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Dr Dave Clark
Chairperson
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Dr Diogo Milagre
Non Executive Director
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Ms Ana Chichava
Non Executive Director
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Dr Angelica Salomão
Non Executive Director

Aurum Mozambique also supports the Ministry of Health’s National TB and HIV programmes, focusing on diagnosis and treatment. The partnership has been so fruitful that experts from the office are now part of technical groups within these government programmes.

In addition, their work focuses on assisting with high-risk groups- MDR and XDR TB- with diagnosis and treatment and implementation of quality improvement programmes.

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