The Centre for the Support of Peer Education

 

cspelogoThe Centre for the Support of Peer Education (CSPE) is a programme of the Harvard School of Public Health in South Africa and operates from offices in Parktown, Johannesburg.

Siyafundisa formed a partnership with CSPE to develop and implement the Aribuisaneng course, based on the Rutanang model of peer education.

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