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Sarvojana project
Post Tsunami relief
program
PACT Community REACH
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Duration:
01 September 2003 – 31 March 2009 (Extension up to September 2009)
Focus:
Main activities:
- Strengthening the capacity of INP+ [National Secretariat,
State Level Network (SLN)].
- Positive prevention program
- Home Visits and Hospital Visits (FCC – Hyderabad)
- The leadership and Management Training Program (Healthy plan
it).
- Nutrition Program
- Income Generation Program
- Follow-up counseling training
- Friend to friend talk program
- Positive Children Program
- Family Counseling Center (FCC) at GHTM,
Chennai and
Chest Hospital Hyderabad
- Pre-test Counseling: one to one counseling, Group counseling:
- Life Focus Center (LFC)
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District Documentation and Reporting Plan
Concept (DDRP)
In Andhra Pradesh, to ensure “PLHIV friendly” and stigma &
discrimination free environment, a new initiative has been
introduced under CDC project to assist the existing system to
improve the district documentation and reporting. The programme is
implemented in nine districts of Andhra Pradesh i.e. in Nizamabad,
Khammam, Karimnagar, East Godavari, Nellore, Kadapa, Krishna,
Prakasam, and Guntur respectively. A District Reporting Associate
(DRA), through Telugu Network of people living with HIV/AIDS (TNP+),
works closely with the DAPCU/District Project Manager to
facilitate the services to PLHIV in the district. There is a State
Reporting Associate (SRA) to monitor DRA functions and facilitate
advocacy activities. The essential function of a DRA /SRA will be
to assist the DPMs in enhancing the Strategic Information
Management Systems of the State. In due course, the DDRP concept
will become part of the SACS, under NACP-III to strengthen GIPA
and facilitate in reducing the stigma and discrimination and
improved access to PLHIV as well.
Geographical coverage:
Karnataka, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu (map
of India)
Supported by: US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and
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Duration: 15 July 2004 – 31 May 2009
Focus: To strengthen PLHIV networks
for national and state level advocacy on health and work place
issues.
- Building capacity of INP+ and networks to equip them on
advocacy programs to combat stigma and discrimination
- Developing advocacy strategies to realize inclusive policies
and programs related to HIV/AIDS in health and workplace systems
Main activities:
- Strengthening of INP+ secretariat infrastructure
- Developing National MIS for INP+
- Establishing and strengthening of
State Level Network
offices
- Developing model district secretariat in each of the six
states
- Drafting the Advocacy
strategy for the networks
- Compilation of state directory of health care services
Geographical coverage: Manipur, Nagaland, Maharashtra,
Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Six high prevalence
states; one district in each state. (map
of India)
Supported by:
Bill
and Melinda Gates Foundation,
Family Health International (FHI) |
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PTAP is an advocacy project to scale up HIV prevention services in
Tamil Nadu, India.
Duration: July 2005 – ongoing
Focus: To support a broad-sweeping policy and programming
shift to increase access to comprehensive prevention services
alongside expanded treatment services in Tamil Nadu.
Main activities: The project carries out a set of activities which could generate
assessment and analysis of HIV programs in Tamil Nadu regarding
responses of various sectors, networking of NGOs/CBOs, and advocacy
action for the goal of informing and/or changing policies, programs
and services. The activities include:
- Holding and review of baselines and annual operational
planning.
- Skills building for advocacy on the expansion and alignment of
prevention and treatment.
- Development and assessment of strategies for community education
and HIV messaging to promote prevention and the expansion
and alignment of prevention and treatment activities.
- Advocating for Positive prevention and Mobilization of PLHIV for prevention
initiatives, with a view to making the GIPA principle (Greater
Involvement of People Living with and affected by HIV and AIDS) a
reality.
- Strengthening NGOs and CBOs' participation in building linkages
between clinical and community service interventions,
inclusive of promotion of VCT.
- Addressing barriers to accessing HIV related services including
that of stigma and discrimination.
- Promoting community participation in the development of new HIV
prevention technologies.
- Development and implementation of Tamil Nadu-specific advocacy
agenda.
Geographical coverage: Tamil Nadu (map
of India)
Supported by:
International Council of AIDS Service Organizations (ICASO),
Asia
Pacific Council of AIDS Service Organizations (APCASO),
Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF),
GlaxoSmithKline Positive Action,
Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA),
Danish
International Development Agency (DANIDA). |
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Sarvojana project:
Challenging AIDS related poverty; intervention with ownership;
diversity; reach and innovation for poor and the marginalized
communities in South-India
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Duration: January 2006 – December 2009
Focus:
- To reduce poverty and improve the quality of life of the poor
and the marginalized communities either affected or vulnerable to
HIV
- To empower the civil society organizations to check the spread
of HIV and reduce the impact of AIDS
Main activities:
- Forming community based voluntary counseling, testing, caring
and supporting centers
- Facilitating the communities to access these centers
- Advocating the public and private as well as community
agencies for actions against stigma and discrimination of the poor
and the marginalized communities, either affected or vulnerable to
HIV
- Capacity building of HCP for the continuum of care to these
targeted population
- Formation and organization of coalitions to build capacities
and manage similar future projects in Tamil Nadu.
Geographical coverage: Tamil Nadu (map
of India)
Supported by: European
Commission co-financing with European Development NGOs Actions
in Developing countries and led by
South India AIDS Action Program,
Chennai |
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Duration: January 2007 - March 2008
Focus: Micro –credit support to PLHIV
Main activities:
- Micro-credit activities for PLHIV affected by the Tsunami
- Strengthening the SLNs
and DLNs
- Formation of Social Group and Fund for innovative ideas
Geographical coverage: Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Pondicherry and
Tamil Nadu (map
of India)
Supported by:
United
Nations Development Program (UNDP) |
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Duration: November 2005 – October 2009
Focus: Setting up treatment care teams; strengthening
DLN;
Negotiation with local health infrastructure
Main activities:
- Treatment education
- Treatment advocacy among HCP
- Training for PLHIV Care takers and TOT
- Referral and Linkages
- Media advocacy
Geographical coverage: Goa & Kerala (map
of India)
Supported by:
PACT
Community REACH |
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Duration: June 2007 - March 2012
Focus: Increase PLHIV enrolment in care and support service
Main activities: Formation & Strengthening of
DLN, and provide
training on treatment education and adherence.
Geographical coverage: Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar
Pradesh (map
of India)
Supported by:
Population
Foundation of India |
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Duration: September 2006 - August 2008
Focus: Strengthen the capacity of the State and District
Level Networks to advocate, network and implement HIV/AIDS
prevention through care and support program in Gujarat.
Main activities:
Geographical coverage: Gujarat
state and three districts i.e. Ahmedabad, Rajkot and Surat
Supported by: Humanistic Institute for Cooperation in
Developing Countries (HIVOS)
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Duration: April 2005 – December 2010
Focus:
- Improving the survival and the quality of life of
PLHIV and
reducing HIV transmission.
- Increase PLHIV enrolment in care and support service and their
involvement in peer education
- Increase number of centers providing treatment counseling
- Strengthening and promoting
DLNs
Main activities:
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Psycho social support
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Peer education
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Out reach services
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Treatment Counseling Center
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Promotion of Positive Living Center
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Establishment of Information Center
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Legal aid support
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Children's education support
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Nutrition supplementation
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Staff capacity building
Geographical coverage: Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra,
Manipur, Nagaland and Tamil Nadu (map
of India)
Supported by:
Population
Foundation of India
Click here for Project Annual Report 2007-2008 |
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