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Community-Based Care and Support within the APHIA II Nyanza project

Author(s): 
Engender Health
Partners: 
USAID, Engender Health, AED

Topics: Community health workers, Community involvement, Family planning, Gender, HIV/AIDS

Year: 
2009

Region and Country: Africa, Sub Saharan, Kenya

Language: 
English

APHIA (AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance) is a USAID-financed program in Kenya that works with the Ministry of Health and faith-based and community-based organizations to reduce the risk of HIV transmission and the fertility rate in Nyanza. Specifically, the project focuses on improving and expanding facility-based HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, reproductive health, malaria, maternal and child health, and male circumcision services and improving and expanding care and support for people and families affected by HIV/AIDS. This document outlines some of the ways that CHWs were used within the APHIA model and some of the recommendations that have come out of the program.

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