Home-Based Care |
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Implement
home-based care that is accessible, equitable and effective. |
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Enable and empower health
professionals to care and cope with HIV/AIDS victims in their community. |
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Visit and educate patients’ families
about proper care and treatment for opportunistic infections. |
Prevention |
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Organize HIV/AIDS prevention
workshops and seminars for high school students, teachers, women’s
associations and other community based organizations. |
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Educate the most vulnerable people:
commercial sex workers and factory workers. |
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Promote voluntary counseling and testing. |
Job Training |
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Technical, vocational
and life skills training |
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Agricultural/horticultural training |
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Micro-credit lending |
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Support for Orphans and Vulernable
Children |
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Psychosocial |
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Educational |
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Health and Nutrition |
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Housing |
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Legal |
| Further
Reading: Extending a Lifeline, One Child at a Time |
Community Capacity Building |
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Build on existing structures: idirs,
associations, religious groups, volunteers |
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Enhance the
collective capacity of the community to provide care and support. |
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Train peer educators and volunteers. |
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