International

Lesotho’s Herd Boy program aims to provide HIV/AIDS and gender equity education, as well as psychosocial support to herd boys in rural areas to reduce transmission of HIV.

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The experiences of mobile populations in accessing HIV/AIDS care and support services within the Greater Mekong Sub-region countries of Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and Thailand

In numerous countries, particularly the Commonwealth Caribbean, the criminalization of consensual same-sex relationships and gender non-conforming people — accompanied by wider societal stigma and discrimination, often intensified by fundamentalist religious groups — has had a damaging effect on health and human rights.

Addressing the social, economic and health dimensions of the epidemic

The Grandmothers Campaign was launced in March of 2006 in response to emerging crisis faced by African grandmothers as they struggled to care for millions of children orphaned by AIDS

(Rooftops Canada, 2014). Different leaders who come together to share their perspectives and research on the HIV epidemic propelled by inadequate housing conditions

In 2011, Malawi implemented a Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) program. The aim of this program is to provide all HIV infected pregnant and breastfeeding women immediate and life long ART to allow babies to be born HIV free, known as Option B+.

AIDS is the leading killer of teens in Africa but it doesn’t have to be. Join Dignitas International’s annual Race for Dignity and help HIV+ teens gain access to lifesaving treatment and care.

The aim of this e-module is to enhance knowledge about HIV care among rehabilitation providers in Sub-Saharan Africa to help address the needs of people living with HIV.