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

The THRIVE project aims to optimize the implementation of STOP AIDS package through research and stakeholder collaboration. A key component of the project is the Pediatric Expert Advisory Group (PEAG), a stakeholder group led by Penta under the THRIVE project to facilitate cross-country learning, review the current pediatric-specific evidence, and inform future research and tailored interventions to ensure that each child receives the most appropriate level of care.

In March 2025, AFROCAB hosted the second annual THRIVE Community Advisory Board (CAB) Meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, to reflect on the progress made in community engagement workstreams during the first year of the project and align on key areas of focus for the second year of the project. Participants at the 2025 THRIVE CAB Meeting The core objectives of the meeting were to review the achievements, challenges, and lessons learned through implementing activities, including cross-c

AFROCAB, along with the THRIVE consortium, is pleased to announce this call for proposals for small grants. This initiative seeks to empower national networks of People Living with HIV (PLHIV), their affiliated networks, and community-based organizations (CBOs) to advance advocacy, influence policy, and implement community-led interventions aimed at strengthening responses to Advanced HIV Disease (AHD) at both the national and community levels. AFROCAB invites applicants in K

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

Q&A with AHD Alliance co-chairs Tom Chiller and Nathan Ford to reflect on the AHD Alliance's progress over its first five years.

The International Pediatric HIV/AIDS Symposium for Africa was held in Kampala, Uganda from December 3-5, 2024.

THRIVE CAB members pictured at July's Kickoff meeting in Kampala . The THRIVE CAB is a key enabler to achieving the aims of the THRIVE...

Nigeria adapted the WHO package of care for Advanced HIV Disease (AHD) in 2020. The package includes CD4 + cell count testing to identify People Living with HIV (PLHIV) with AHD, screening and treatment of opportunistic infections, rapid antiretrovirals (ART) initiation, and intensive adherence follow-up. The national program adopted a phased approach in the rollout of the AHD package of care to learn lessons from a few representative health facilities before scaling up acros

This poster details the roles of CD4 and viral load tests in HIV management.

This poster provides essential information about two crucial tests for managing HIV health: CD4 cell count and viral load.

Conference sessions reinforced the urgent need for innovative strategies, improved access to care, and targeted interventions .

The 2024 CD4 Market Memo notes the latest in test pricing, pipeline products, and other market changes since the last update shared in...

In partnership with the Medical Mycology Society of Nigeria, Unitaid and CHAI are helping to better understand the burden of...

Partners working on HIV care and treatment across Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) in Africa identified the development of an...

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