Sibongile Princess Shoba

It is my intention to occupy a professional and challenging position to any organisation that will need to utilise my expertise, and it is also my individual intention to share my interests and abilities in order to acquire more knowledge and being more fundamental. My goal is to achieve high level of ethical standards and values in terms of professionalism and being recognised as an assets or career orientated individual within any organisation structures.

• March 2006 - 4 days workshop for Peer Educator conducted by New Life Centre and certificate were issued for that specific training
• September 2007 - 10 days training and workshop for HIV/ Aids counselling organised by Masiya Trainers cc and certificate was been obtained for training
• October 2007 - 5 days training for Basic HIV Programme for non- clinicians conducted by Reproductive Health & HIV Research unit in conjunction with WITS UNIVERSITY certificate were obtained for training
• April 2009 - 5 days training for Voluntary Counselling and Testing organised by Inspiration Hub and certificate obtained
• July 2009 - 4 days workshop for Basic HIV/ AIDS Awareness Sexually Transmitted Infection, Tuberculosis, Mother to child transmission and Anti- Retroviral therapy for counseling purposes conducted HIVSA
• Jan - Dec 2010 - Full course for paralegal and human rights practitioner organised by Tshwaretse Legal Centre and SWEAT

• Passport Number: 691023 0541 082
• Date of Birth: 10/23/69
• Nationality: South African
• Marital Status: Single

• Miss Mabuza Nokunceda, Wits Reproductive Health & HIV Institute (WRHI), Project Coordinator, nmabuza@wrhi.ca.za, 076 900 3651/ 011 358 5300
• Miss Buthelezi Kholi, Sisonke Movement, National Coordinator, KholiB@sweat.org.za, 073 247 9623/ 021 448 7875
• Miss Renee Anthony, SWEAT Organisation, Legal Attorney, ranthony@sweat.org.za, 082 733 4851/ 021 448 7875

Human Rights defender under SWEAT organisation in collaboration with Sisonke Movement, WRHI, AGAPE, CPC, PHRU and Oasis funded by USAID and Open Society Foundation my role is to track and trace the sex workers in their various working stations, and take their cases where their human rights are violated in any form of deterioration, advocating for the unlawfully arrest for the sex workers, addressing the health and human rights Abuse of sex workers. I am conducting the court support for arrest of sex workers, and dealing with various government departments that are under Justice department as well as policing sector.

Mother For Future Organisation, Train and participate in building the lifes of sex workers in terms of teaching them how to raise the children as responsible mothers. Providing food, education and shelter for needy children of sex workers. We refer the pregnant sex workers to the clinics for pre-natal assessment and conduct the counselling where needed. Protecting the sex workers against the human rights violation and refer them to relevant stakeholders. Helping them to apply for child support grant and birth certificates for their children by involving social development in this issues. Conducting the outreach for sex workers to compile the reports and send it to head office for quarterly bulletin

• 10/01/12, 10/06/12, 6 days shoot for Human Rights story teller for Awareness against violation and abuse of human rights and other issues involving justice system the whole world organised by the Open Society Foundation in Istanbul TURKEY
• 04/01/10, 04/06/10, 6 days Tour in Botswana for launching Sisonke Movement organised by SWEAT
• 06/01/16, 06/01/16, Attended the launch of SANAC 2016 that was launched by Deputy President Cyril partnership