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Community-led Interventions for an AIDS-Free Generation

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Last updated on: 27 February 2024

It takes a village, the community to raise children. Any initiative must start with the heartbeat of the community – its greatest resource, its members.

Welcome to an inspiring collection of voices, on community led interventions supported by Aidsfonds and its partners aimed at ending paediatric HIV in some of the worst affected areas in Uganda.

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A young boy in a striped shirt stands outdoors with his hands covering his mouth, trees and greenery blurred in the background—a moment of hope inspired by the Paediatric HIV Breakthrough Partnership.

Paediatric HIV Breakthrough Partnership

The Paediatric HIV Breakthrough Partnership is an ambitious initiative committed to ending paediatric HIV in regions most urgent. It aims to strengthen collaboration between community, health facilities, government, health care providers and civil society, placing communities at the heart of the response. Aidsfonds, together with the Elisabeth Glaser Pediatric Foundation, PATA and UNICEF, collaborates in this partnership which was initiated and funded by ViiV Healthcare Positive Action.

Communities Adolescent girls and young women, Children

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Community Intervention model for reaching all children exposed to HIV

Community Intervention model for reaching all children exposed to HIV

This document describes how the Towards an AIDS-Free Generation in Uganda (TAFU) programme tested and further developed a community intervention model. Based on the positive results achieved so far, this model should be adopted and implemented by others within Uganda and further afield.

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