Under the THRIVE Project, AFROCAB has developed a growing online Knowledge Hub featuring practical resources to support community-led responses to Advanced HIV Disease (AHD). The hub provides free access to tools and materials designed to strengthen awareness, advocacy, and service delivery for AHD.

In Kasenyi, Uganda, three-month-old Innocent Ainnomugisha was fighting a battle for survival. At an age where life should be just beginning, Innocent was already enduring the dual burden of HIV and Tuberculosis (TB).

Across Benue State in Nigeria, vulnerable children are being reached through community-led interventions that are saving lives. From infants to adolescents, these stories remind us of the critical and urgent importance of linking children with HIV to the care they deserve.

When Stella Machuma first visited a clinic in Bungoma, Western Kenya, she carried not only her one-and-a-half-year-old son but also a heavy burden of fear. What began as a routine antenatal care visit during her pregnancy in 2023 would change her life forever.

Zimbabwe's THRIVE project provides valuable insights into how strategically integrating the comprehensive STOP AIDS training package within DSD models can enhance AHD service delivery.

In April 2025, AFROCAB collaborated with the Fight Aids Coalition (FAC) and Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+) to co-host a regional Advanced HIV Disease (AHD) advocacy meeting, bringing together representatives from community-based organizations, advocacy groups, healthcare professionals, and researchers. This meeting aimed to: Provide updates and strengthen the capacity of meeting participants on key AHD topics Assess the impact of recent changes to the global

When the funding freeze hit, community outreach services ground to a halt, including the ones that were used by Night, an ART client in Uganda.

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

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...

In July 2024, Afrocab hosted the THRIVE Community Advisory Board (CAB) Meeting in Kampala, Uganda to formally launch the community engagement workstreams under the project. Core objectives of the meeting were: Train THRIVE community leaders on the technical and clinical aspects of advanced HIV disease (AHD) Review goals and objectives of the THRIVE project and establish cross-organizational collaboration structures Collaboratively develop a comprehensive implementation plan f

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