Show Me Your Number

Show Me Your Number

#Don't Let Stigma Win

Using human rights methods, SMYN strives to make the world a place where HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis do not exist.

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Welcome

Show Me Your Number (SMYN) seeks to reduce new HIV and TB infections, eradicate stigma and discrimination and contribute towards social cohesion by using the platform of sport, arts & culture as a vehicle to raise awareness through training, community engagement and edutainment. SMYN also uses the power of sports, arts and culture for demand creation for HIV and TB counselling, testing and prevention. SMYN was formally established in 2010 as a registered NPO and NPC, prior to which, it was a project of the South African Players Football Union (SAFPU).

Our Mission

SMYN exists to eradicate HIV and TB infections by using sports, arts and culture as a vehicle for advocacy and raising awareness driven by respect for human rights for all.

What We Do

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Our Media

SMYN Online Radio Wins Emerge Africa Awards Best Radio Category

There’s an old African proverb: “If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together” and how everyone rallied and showed support for Show Me Your Number (SMYN) is testament to the solidarity that exists within the organization.

Thank you for your continuous support and congratulations to all winners at the Emerge Africa Awards 2022, here is to many more!

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News and Articles

Covid-19 Risk for 7,5 million People Living With HIV in South Africa – Duplicate – [#309]

Goal 3 of the South Africa’s National Strategic Plan for HIV, TB and STIs 2017 – 2022 stipulates that we reach all Key and vulnerable population with customised and targeted interventions. During this time we should remain steadfast in protecting our People living with HIV (PLHIV). We ask that we all stay in your homes so that we are able to reduce the spread of Covid19 and the risk of secondary infection to PLHIV.

FROM SA’S TOWNSHIPS TO THE WORLD – FLYING THE FLAG HIGH FOR SOUTH AFRICA IN THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID 19

Lehlohonolo Motloung is a young man who hails from the South of Johannesburg in Lakeside Ext 2, Orange Farm and is flying the community’s flag high.
He is the Coordinator of the Community Constituency Front (CCF) managed by Show Me Your Number (SMYN) on behalf of SANAC Civil Society Forum (CSF) and NEDLAC Community Trust and has been elected to serve in the global ACT-A Global Covid Communities Board (United Nations) (GCCB).

SANAC CSF PARTICIPATING IN THE 7TH ANNUAL TB CONFERENCE 2022

Policymakers in health, civil society and community leaders attended the 7th South African Tuberculosis (TB) Conference at the International Convention Center in Durban this past week. The conference which began on Tuesday, 13 September 2022 until Friday, 16 September 2022 saw authorities reinforcing their commitment to the fight against TB.  South Africa is said to have tied with the largest HIV/AIDS prevalence globally have alarming TB infection rates.