The THRIVE project has developed a new set of simplified clinical tools designed to support HCWs in identifying and managing SBIs among children with AHD. 

The WHO STOP AIDS package of care refers to a set of interventions designed to reduce morbidity and mortality in people with advanced HIV disease, particularly children and adolescents. It focuses on preventing, identifying, and treating HIV-associated infections and other opportunistic illnesses. The package includes screening, treatment, and prophylaxis for major opportunistic infections, rapid initiation of antiretroviral therapy, and intensified adherence support.

When the U.S. Government issued a stop-work order and froze foreign aid funding, it led to significant disruptions across low-and middle-income countries. In Uganda, key health programs ground to a halt. One of the people affected was Rogers Balyejusa, a dedicated HIV index testing focal person whose role, previously supported by a CDC-funded project, was terminated due to the funding freeze.

A poster to encourage demand generation for pALD that may be used for distribution to communities and caregivers, or for display in health facilities.

This poster provides caregivers with information on dosing and administration of pALD to children.

Penta is conducting critical assessments to address gaps by generating operational evidence across three countries.

The major causes of morbidity and mortality among children living with HIV in low- and middle-income countries are pneumonia (including...