Positive prevention: HIV prevention with people living with HIV

A guide for NGOs and service providers

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	In the context of expanding provision of antiretroviral (ARV) treatment which is bringing improved health and new hope to many people living with HIV; ‘Positive prevention’ aims to provide a starting point from which NGOs and HIV service providers can support HIV positive people to lead full and healthy lives. This guide is intended as a resource to help NGOs and HIV service providers working across the spectrum of HIV prevention, treatment, care and support services to take steps towards integrating HIV prevention for, by and with people living with HIV. It will also be of use to individuals living with HIV and their partners. The guide does not intend to discuss or review all HIV prevention strategies and focuses largely on the sexual transmission of HIV. ‘Positive prevention’ has been developed by Alliance HIV prevention programmes, as well as programming and policy of other organisations that are developing strategies and initiatives for HIV prevention for people living with HIV.
Intended audience	NGO support programmes INGOs NGOs CBOs Policy makers
Author	International HIV/AIDS Alliance (Secretariat)
Language	English
Date published	26/09/2007
Size	36 pages
Themes	Subject - Care and Treatment Subject - Civil Society Development Subject - Frontiers Prevention Project Subject - HIV counseling and testing Subject - Injecting Drug Users Subject - People Living With HIV Subject - Prevention
Type	Technical support

Reviews of this publication

Ajit Tamrakar - 27 December 2007

i do cetrainl think that people living eith the virus should be part of the core campaign pillars so as to really send a message to the uninfected world. We therefore need them on the forefront to possible world behaviour change

Debasish Barua (Sam) - 01 December 2007

I have some recommedations to follow see if it improves AIDS patient Health....

Let me know if any one is interested in the topic...

Debasish Barua

Joshua Kashitala - 05 November 2007

Its an excelent reference for expanding positive prevention in our ART program at our clinic. It will help us control even the early development of Resistance in clients already on ART once they adhere to positive prevention ways.

Hassan Mustapha - 03 November 2007

It is an excellent and encouraging publication because it will go a long way in providing care and support to the infected and it will also prevent those that are negative from being infected.Further more its inculcate a greater responses towards ensuring GIPA and MIPA within the various NGO and communities at large, certainly it will give sense of belongings to PLWHA.

danny - 03 November 2007

This plublication will help every PLHA in positive prevention and thanks to ALLIANCE

JIM ADEDE - Kisumu - 02 November 2007

This is certainly going to be helpful in our work with People living with and affected by HIV and AIDS in Kisumu,Kenya, especially tackling sexual transmission of HIV/AIDS. It wouldn't have come at the right time than this!

Job Akuno - 23 October 2007