Towards an AIDS free generation in Uganda (TAFU) – Final Report

Last updated on: 27 February 2024

Towards an AIDS free generation in Uganda (TAFU). A participatory project evaluation in Soroti, Mubende, Mityana, Ntungamo and Kyenjojo Districts, the final Report – June 2023.

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Towards an AIDS Free Generation in Uganda

The Towards an AIDS Free Generation in Uganda (TAFU) programme was Aidsfonds’ first paediatric HIV community intervention programme. The programme trained up community health workers to identify HIV positive children, and link individuals to care and ongoing support. The programme was co-created through community leadership and engagement with key stakeholders, building on community knowledge of the needs of children living with HIV. Towards an AIDS Free Generation in Uganda changed the way that community-based paediatric HIV services were delivered.

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