SHARE
SHARE
PRINT
Reducing Stigma and Raising Awareness: The APHIA II Nairobi/Central Advocates
Since the early days of the HIV epidemic in Kenya, stigma has surrounded the disease, discouraging people from discovering their status or seeking help when they most need it. Through the Pathfinder led APHIA II project, advocates work to reduce stigma and encourage people to be tested.
Related Publications
March 2016
The Single-Visit Approach as a Cervical Cancer Prevention Strategy Among Women With HIV in Ethiopia: Successes and Lessons Learned
With the single-visit approach for cervical cancer prevention, women with positive “visual inspection of the cervix with acetic acid wash” test results receive immediate treatment of the precancerous lesion with cryotherapy. The approach worked successfully for women with HIV in Ethiopia in secondary and tertiary health facilities, with high screening and cryotherapy treatment rates.
February 2014
Combination Prevention of HIV - A Technical Guide to Working with Key Affected Populations
This practical guide presents evidence and example activities that serve as a resource for program implementers and planners working to prevent HIV among female sex workers (FSWs), men who have sex with men (MSM), and people who inject drugs (PWID).