Disability HIV and AIDS Trust (DHAT)
is non-profit National Organization, registered in Gaborone, Botswana as a Trust in February 2005 and managed by a Board of Trustees. DHAT promotes the rights and capacity building of people with disabilities
 
Mission
(PWDs) infected and affected by HIV/AIDS; aimed at achieving inclusion...and full participation of disabled people in economic, social and political development and HIV and AIDS interventions. DHAT's implementation strategy emphasizes on capacity development and DHAT's mandate includes solidarity building, information facilitation, training, research, advocacy and networking. DHAT is working in disability and HIV and AIDS in Southern African countries namely; Angola, Botswana, (registered office & Headquarters), Malawi (registered), Mozambique, Namibia, Lesotho, Swaziland, Zambia (registered office) and Zimbabwe (registered office).
 
The farm is situated on the Ghanzi - Maun road, 22 Km North of Ghanzi and 11 Km South of the village of D'Kar. At the farm we offer extremely comfortable guest room accommodation, each with an en-suite bathroom. Here clients can relax in the undisturbed environment of the Kalahari and in the evenings enjoy sitting around a small fire listening to the cry of jackals under a starlit sky. We also offer camping facilities at a secluded, shady area of the farm near a natural water pan. Here there are water taps and ablution facilities complete with hot and cold water showers. If you really want to 'unwind' and 'get away from it all' for a few days then this is the place to do it. Eco- cultural activities we offer include the guided Bushwalks where Bushman guides introduce you to the infinite variety of plants, seeds, berries and roots of the veld that have been used by them for countless generations. They will also tell you about the different animal tracks, their spoor and which species of game prefer which environment etc. If you enjoy this type of experience then why not plan to sleep in one of our Bushman huts and spend a night re-living this unique way of life. We also offer traditional dancing and storytelling that has been passed down through generations. Game drives are available on the farm to see Gemsbok, Eland, Red Hartebeest, Kudu, Zebra, Impala, Blue Wildebeest and Giraffe as well as numerous bird species. Above all we want to introduce our visitors to the culture and knowledge of us, the Bushmen. Here, we call ourselves the Ncoakhoe which means ""The red people"" in our language, Naro. We are proud of our rich heritage and are trying to face the challenge of living in today's world without completely losing our culture in the process. We welcome all visitors to the project and look forward to spending time with them, sharing cultures and learning from each other. When leaving the farm you should take the opportunity to visit D'Kar village where you can visit the Bushman cultural centre, the internationally renowned art project, the museum and other small income generating projects, run by the Kuru Development Trust. In addition, you can purchase unique Bushman craft such as ostrich bead necklaces, hunting sets, decorated ostrich eggs, wall hangings and wooden toys from the craftshop. There is also a small, overnight stay campsite at D'Kar which also has ablution facilities and hot water showers.