Green Leaves heath care

11/03/2026

Thapelo ea Basotho
Molimo oa leseli oa Rammoloki,
Molimo ak'u re utloe rea rapela,
Molimo e mocha rapela oa khale,
O re rapelle ho e moholo Jere,
Mojari oa lit'sito tsa batho,
Molimo o atla li maroba,
Atla li robokiloe ke ho re shoela,
Atla li ts'oeu tsa Rammoloki Tlhatlha-Macholo,
Li ts'oeu ke ho bopa masea,
A manyenyane libokothoane,
Bo-Nkhono ba llela matlala,
Ba tla a bona kang ba shoele,
Ba tla a bona ka paka tsa
mabitla, Tlhatlha-Macholo,
tlhatlha metsi a etse keleli ea mariha,
Hoba keleling o nchafatsa lichaba teng,
Lichaba li tsoang ho oena 'Mopong,
Li tlang ho boela ho oena meahong.
Leseli.........Khanya.🇱🇸

08/03/2026

Happy Women's Day to every woman who chooses herself and her dreams. You deserve every good thing.

18/09/2025

By WHO Lesotho

13/09/2025

Suppressed Viral Load vs. Undetectable Viral Load

Viral suppression and undetectable viral load are related but not the same.

Viral suppression means the amount of HIV in the blood has been reduced to a low level (typically below 1,000 copies/mL).

Undetectable viral load means the virus is so low it cannot be detected by standard lab tests (usually below 20-50 copies/mL).

Being undetectable is what we call U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable). This means a person with an undetectable viral load cannot s€xually transmit HIV to their partner.

A suppressed viral load, however, is still detectable and can potentially be transmitted.

✅ In short: all undetectable viral loads are suppressed, but not all suppressed viral loads are undetectable.

Stay informed. Stay safe. ❤️

09/09/2025

🚨 Protect yourself: use condoms, get tested, consider PrEP, and if exposed, seek PEP within 72 hours. If you test positive, start ART early to stay healthy and prevent passing the virus to your partners. Together, we can reduce the number of new infections and create an HIV-free generation

06/09/2025

What would you do if you saw a bottle of ARVs in your girlfriend's bag on the first night you stayed over at her place and she hadn't told you yet?

WHO Lesotho
Ministry Of Health Lesotho - International Health Regulations
Mobile Clinic Services Mokhotlong-MCSM
UNICEF Lesotho
Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation - Lesotho
Green Leaves heath care

03/09/2025

Preliminary Outlook for 2025/26 Rainfall Season (October – February)
The preliminary forecast for the upcoming 2025/26 rainfall season (October to February) indicates a heightened probability of normal to above-normal rainfall across the period. The forecast suggests a progression in conditions throughout the season. The October-November-December (OND) period is most likely to experience rainfall within the normal range. A gradual shift is expected heading into the heart of the summer, with wetter conditions becoming more probable during the December-January-February (DJF) period.
For the forecast period of October 2025 to February 2026, temperatures are expected to remain near long-term seasonal averages.

By : Lesotho Meteorological services

03/09/2025

There’s no health without .

WHO’s new evidence-based guideline supports healthcare workers across the world to provide people with the treatment and support they need.

Find out more: bit.ly/3MSYr5n

03/09/2025

If your partner told you they are living with HIV but undetectable (U=U, meaning they can’t pass it on), would you still insist on using a condom, or would you trust the science and go without? Be honest!

WHO Lesotho
Ministry Of Health Lesotho - International Health Regulations
Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation - Lesotho
Mobile Clinic Services Mokhotlong-MCSM
Lesotho Daily News

03/09/2025

😊

Transforming mental health services is one of the most pressing public health challenges. Investing in mental health means investing in people, communities, and economies – an investment no country can afford to neglect.

Ahead of the High-level meeting on noncommunicable diseases and mental health, we call on all leaders to act with urgency and to ensure that mental health care is treated not as a privilege, but as a basic right for all.

Lesotho Ministry of Health
Innocent Bright Nuwagira
Hon. Mochoboroane - Minister of Health

01/09/2025

's 🫶

There is no cure for HIV yet. Taking antiretroviral treatment is the only way to protect your immune system from HIV. Antiretroviral treatment is not a cure, but it does control the virus. It means that people with HIV can live long and healthy lives.

By Green Leaves Health care 🎗️🫶

WHO Lesotho
Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation - Lesotho
Ministry Of Health Lesotho - International Health Regulations
UNICEF Lesotho
Selibe Mochoboroane MEC
Mobile Clinic Services Mokhotlong-MCSM
Sentebale Lesotho
Lesotho Daily News
Bokamoso974

01/09/2025

Stigma hurts more than HIV.
Every day, people living with HIV are judged, rejected, and discriminated against, not because of who they are, but because of what they live with. This needs to stop.

HIV doesn’t define a person.
They are mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, friends, and colleagues. They have dreams, careers, families, and hope, just like you.

Stigma kills more than the virus. It kills confidence, destroys families, and pushes people into silence.

You have the power to end this.
Show love, speak facts, stop judgment. The change starts with YOU.

✅ Stop the whispers.
✅ Stop the shame.
✅ Stop the stigma.

End stigma. End HIV. Together, we can.