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Reaching Out, Scaling Up: Eight Case Studes of Home and Community Care for and by People with HIV/AIDS
Language:
English
Publisher:
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
Series/Journal Title:
Best Practice Collection
Copyright:
2003
Pages:
116
Description:
This report focuses on HIV/AIDS home and community care projects and programs that have been able to scale up or reach out, and in doing so have brought an improved quality of life to people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. The initiatives are widely spread geographically, with five from Africa, two from Asia, and one from Latin America. The final chapter of this report revisits some of the main lessons learned through the practices, and examines both commonalities and differences. [adapted from author]
Subject
- Government Agencies
- HIV/AIDS
- Community Involvement
- Partnerships
- Faith Based Organizations (FBOs)
- Nongovermental Organizations
- Home-Based Care
Resource Type
- 570 reads

