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A parrot on your shoulder. A guide for people starting to work with orphans and vulnerable children
By 2010, more than 25 million children are expected to have lost one or both parents to AIDS. Families and communities need support in caring for the rapidly growing numbers of orphans and vulnerable children.
This fully
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Adolescents Living with HIV e-Toolkit
This toolkit has been developed by USAID, AED, and collaborating organizations. The resources in this toolkit cover a broad range of topics pertinent to the treatment, care, and support of ALHIV, including training; treatment
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Children and AIDS: Fifth Stocktaking Report, 2010
Advocacy and investment on behalf of children affected by AIDS have had an impact, and the goal of eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV appears within reach. Advocacy and investment on behalf of children have had
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Jugend, Lebensperspektiven und HIV-Prävention
Reader zur aidsfocus-Tagung vom 21. April 2006 in Bern: "The Right to Know and the Will to Act. Youth and HIV Prevention”. Das Bulletin gibt Einblicke in eine Vielfalt interessanter Ansätze und Fallbeispiele zur HIV-Prävention
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Kids ART Education Series - The children's treatment literacy toolkit
The package, Kids ART Education Series (KAES) shares knowledge, facts and a series of creative and fun activities, centered around children and antiretroviral therapy (ART). Children can share it with their peers, family,
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Opportunity in Crisis: Preventing HIV from early adolescence to young adulthood
Every day, an estimated 2500 young people are newly infected with HIV, according to a global report on HIV prevention launched today. While HIV prevalence has declined slightly among young people, young women and adolescent
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Orphans and other vulnerable children support toolkit
The orphans and vulnerable children support toolkit is an electronic library of resources about support to orphans and vulnerable children that have been collated by the International HIV/AIDS Alliance and Family Health International
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Securing the Future Today. Synthesis of Strategic Information on HIV and Young People
A new report highlights that global commitments will be achieved only if the unique needs of young women and men are acknowledged and their human rights fulfilled, respected, and protected.
Recent epidemiology data from
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Youth InfoNet
Youth InfoNet is a monthly electronic source for new publications and information on youth reproductive health and HIV prevention, presented in two parts:
Part I. Program Resources. Summaries of tools, curricula, program
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Youth participation guide: Assessment, planning, and implementation
The Youth Participation Guide seeks to increase the level of meaningful youth participation in reproductive health (RH) and HIV/AIDS programming at an institutional and programmatic level. The target audience of the training
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Conference 2005: "... and one can dare to hope and dare to remember"
Memory Work: Coping Strategies in the Face of AIDS.
Memory books, memory boxes or body maps help people living with HIV/AIDS to put words and images to feelings, thoughts, and experiences. Memory books help parents to
Conference 2006: The Right to Know and the Will to Act
Youth and HIV/AIDS Prevention: The present and future of HIV/AIDS is shaped by the action of young people, women and men, girls and boys. Young people between the ages of 15 to 24 are at the same time the most threatened
Conference 2008: AIDS and Livelihoods – Securing property and inheritance rights
Children who lose their parents, widows and grandmothers left to take care of children and grandchildren often face serious challenges in securing their livelihoods. The reasons for this have socio-economic and cultural dimensions,
Conference 2011: HIV, Sexuality and youth. Linking HIV and sexual and reproductive health and rights
A young girl might want to prevent a pregnancy and protect herself from HIV. A woman living with HIV might be pregnant and at risk of dying during childbirth, she may have HIV and can't get contraception, and her child may
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