OHTA, an acronym for Optimizing HIV Treatment Access, was a partnership between Sweden, Norway and UNICEF to improve maternal and child survival in countries with a high burden of HIV by increasing service access, uptake and retention. The work was done across Cote d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Malawi and Uganda. Take a look at what was accomplished.
Children and AIDS Statistical Update - French
The current state of the AIDS response is not sufficient to end AIDS in children and adolescents.
Children and AIDS Statistical Update
The current state of the AIDS response is not sufficient to end AIDS in children and adolescents.
Clinic-Community Collaboration Toolkit: Working together to improve PMTCT and paediatric HIV treatment, care and support.
PATA and PACF have worked across 9 countries and strengthened 36 community-clinic collaborations through their partnership on the three-year C3 programme on collaboration between Clinics and Community-Based Organisations (CBOs) to deliver services together for improved PMTCT-paediatric case finding and HIV treatment.
Together, PATA and PACF have identified how clinical-CBOs collaboration at a local level can be in transforming health responses. They developed a Clinic-Community Collaboration Toolkit and accompanying Be Connected e-learning course informed by the C3 programme’s successes and lessons learnt.
Through these new tools, they hope to continue empowering health providers as well as encouraging community-based staff and local coordinators to initiate, expand and improve upon joint activities and action plans, in a collaborative effort to strengthen their work on paediatric and adolescent HIV.