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Established in 2000, the Eastern Cape AIDS Council, (ECAC) is a multi-stakeholder council.

ECAC was established mainly to coordinate multi-sectoral responses to HIV, TB and STIs, in the Eastern Cape Province.

14/09/2026

Masiyeni Comrades

03/06/2026

Testing positive for TB does not change who you are as a human being, a parent, a colleague, or a friend. Stigma and fear of gossip are the biggest reasons people delay getting tested, which allows the bacteria to spread silently through communities.
We need to break the silence. Anyone can get infected with TB simply by breathing in little drops in the air. It is a medical condition, it is 100% curable, and there is absolutely no shame in getting help.
Show your support! Share this post to send a clear message: Our community chooses compassion, not judgement.

21/05/2026

Men taking charge in caring for their communities 🔥🔥🔥

13/04/2026

💉 A Game-Changer in HIV Prevention
Introducing Lenacapavir a groundbreaking injectable form of Pre Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) that is transforming how we prevent HIV. A powerful step toward ending HIV transmission. Let’s continue to spread awareness, reduce stigma, and empower communities to access life saving prevention options.

31/03/2026

A powerful and inspiring provincial commemoration of World TB Day 2026 took place at Cala Indoor Sports Centre in the Chris Hani District, as communities showed up in numbers proving that unity is key in the fight against TB.
The multi-sectoral event brought a variety of healthcare services closer to the people. A lasting legacy was left behind, including a digital mobile X-ray truck donated by the Global Fund and wheelchairs provided to those in need by the Department of Health.
This is what true stakeholder collaboration looks like. Together, through awareness, early detection, and continuous support, we can end TB. #

31/03/2026

It starts with awareness.
It continues with action.
It ends with us.
Today , we mark World TB Day under the theme: “You and I Can End TB.”
Every conversation, every test taken, every life supported brings us one step closer to a TB-free world. Don’t stay silent—be part of the change. Together, we can break the chain and end TB for good.

30/03/2026

Tomorrow we commemorate World TB Day in Cala Indoor Sports Center, Sakhisizwe LM, Chris Hani District, under the powerful theme: “You and I Can End TB.”
TB remains one of the leading infectious diseases, but together we have the power to change that. By raising awareness, supporting those affected, encouraging early screening, and ensuring treatment adherence, we can save lives and protect our communities.
Let us stand united, break the stigma, and take action because ending TB starts with you and me. #

24/03/2026

Today we proudly marked World TB Day with a vibrant build-up activity led by the Department of Education and key stakeholders at Khanyisa Special School in Cala, Sakhisizwe Local Municipality.
Through arts, drama, and creative expression, learners shared powerful messages about TB awareness, prevention, and the importance of supporting one another. It was inspiring to see young voices using creativity to drive change and break the stigma around TB.
Together, we can raise awareness, promote early detection, and work towards a TB-free future. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

24/03/2026

Today we stand united against tuberculosis a disease that is preventable, treatable, and curable.
🚩A cough that lasts more than 2 weeks is NOT normal.
Early testing saves lives.
Treatment is FREE at public health facilities.
Let’s break the stigma, spread awareness, and support those affected. Treatment is FREE at public health facilities.

12/02/2026

Protect your health. Protect your future.
Using condoms correctly and consistently is one of the most effective ways to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unplanned pregnancies. Stay informed. Stay safe.

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12 Gloucester Road
East London Outlying
5247

Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+27437013400

Website

http://www.ecsecc.org/

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