The Reach4Life© Bible was developed by Biblica in response to the AIDS pandemic, and was launched in South Africa in 2004. It is now available to their ministry partners around the world. Prevention Time supports Phakama Africa Community Projects, a South African nonprofit headed by Thandeka Mavundla-Nzama, who developed a community program using this Reach4Life Bible as a basis to teach life lessons in schools, detention centers, drug rehabs, and community and church groups. In addition to education about HIV prevention, the program provides guidance on topics common to youth, such as drug abuse, sexual health and safety, teen pregnancy, and other topics. There were 257,039 youth participating in the program by the end of 2019, an increase from 205,754 participants at the end of 2018.

We fund transportation, meals, and training for the teachers, who we call Peer Educators. These are indigenous young adults from local churches who teach in urban townships and rural villages in South Africa, Swaziland, Mozambique, and most recently, Lesotho. Currently over 200 Peer Educators are involved in the program. We also fund Reach4Life books and other resources and supplies for the program, which is offered to all youth, regardless of race, religion, gender, or other factors. We also advocate for the physically and/or mentally challenged by teaching Reach4Life in schools for special needs learners.

Everyone is encouraged to know their (HIV) status, but whether it is positive or negative, Reach4Life empowers each participant to make wise life choices and become contributing members of their communities.