Improving access to equitable health services

The Program is aimed at improving access to equitable health services particularly HIV Prevention Care and Support, Tuberculosis, Malaria and COVID 19 prevention, care and support. The goal is achieved by:

• Implementing behavior change and communication

• Establishing PLWHIV Support Groups that lead in the fight against stigma and discrimination, promote adherence to treatment, TB screening and referrals

• Promoting the 90:90:90 Initiative

Currently, NACC is supporting 46 PLHIV Support Groups that have membership of 1242. There are 2322 children being care a primary caregiver who is HIV Positive. We have 119 children who are HIV Positive and 253 exposed infants. We are glad that people who were chronically and terminally ill are now clinically health and are joining the Expert Client initiatives that provide adherence counselling and following up defaulters.