26 February 2015
As the global community defines a new post-2015 development agenda, including the voices and visions of young people must be a priority. In this report, young people from around the world living with and most affected by HIV champion their vision for realizing and claiming their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and setting their priorities for HIV and SRHR integration.
This case study follows three health journeys of young people who have come to access Link Up services.
Young people are seizing the opportunity to make their voices heard.
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The RNJ+ youth centre serves all young people including those most affected by HIV or marginalised through discrimination or criminalisation. This includes people living with HIV, LGBT youth and sex workers.
In Uganda, Link Up has given thousands of young people vital access to HIV and sexual and reproductive health and rights services.
19 year old Mariam from Uganda tells her story.
Overviews of the work of the Link Up project in Myanmar, Ethiopia, Uganda, Burundi and Bangladesh.
Watch Daphine's film - a peer educator In Kampala, Uganda, inspiring others to live healthy, fulfilling lives.
Models of integrated care for young people from key populations in Uganda.
This case study explores advocacy at national, regional and global levels and focuses on national initiatives in Burundi, Myanmar and Uganda
Uganda: Working with young adolescents (10-14 old) on sexual and reproductive health and rights and HIV
This case study explores the work of Link Up implementing partner the Nikat Charitable Association, in supporting young women who sell sex.
