We serve as the conference secretariat and deliver seminars at AWACC (Annual Workshop in Advanced Clinical Care – AIDS & TB). AWACC is an annual conference offering insights into clinical management and public health programs for HIV and TB. The event features presentations by both local and international experts and attracts over 500 delegates from various countries, including healthcare workers from both the private and public sectors in South Africa. Notably, our attendance comprises a significant representation, with over 80% participation from doctors, nurses, hospital management, and other healthcare workers affiliated with the South African Department of Health.

Beyond our impact on patients, healthcare systems, and society through research and training, we actively participate in various community projects where we contribute our time, expertise, and resources. One notable initiative is the TB Heroes' Project. In collaboration with The Sentinel Project, The Health Ninja, and Umduduzi, we celebrate and recognize treatment supporters for children living with TB. Our involvement includes conducting workshops to train and educate these supporters on the latest advances in TB management.

Our dedication to the community is underscored by Adrenergy's sponsorship of various training programs and internships, offered free of charge to learners. A notable initiative is our year-long medical research training program, successfully conducted for the past four years, engaging an average of 15 graduate students annually. This program aims to cultivate and promote a research culture among aspiring individuals in medical research. By providing the right research practices, our goal is to enhance their employability within our organization, partner institutions, and other research entities. Additionally, we facilitate community outreach, contributing to the development of the next generation of local researchers.

We extend our commitment by providing interns with valuable hands-on experience in ongoing research projects at Adrenergy. These research interns receive mentorship from academics and have the unique opportunity to interact with leaders in HIV and TB research. Our science advisory board includes members from prestigious institutions such as Harvard University, Emory University, and several prominent local universities.

We have actively collaborated with numerous community, research, public sector, and non-governmental organizations, forming partnerships on various projects. Our commitment to sharing knowledge and resources drives us to actively seek opportunities for community engagement and giving back.In KZN, where the HIV-infected population is the largest globally and boasts the world's largest ARV program, we have established networks with US colleagues. This collaboration facilitates the attraction of international funding, enabling the employment of South African researchers, academics, students, and healthcare workers in diverse infectious diseases research studies. Simultaneously, we bring in expertise to enhance local capacity and skills. This collective effort translates into tangible improvements in the healthcare of South African patients and contributes significantly to the enhancement of the public healthcare system.
In short our organisation through both its business practice and social impact community projects has had immense community engagement and lead to society upliftment in many facets.