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ACHAP
2018 HIV DIAGNOSTICS

28. Equip, mobilize, and support faith leaders, FBOs, people in places of worship, and the wider community to create demand for testing of infants and children.

29. Combat stigma and discrimination among faith leaders and within communities of faith.

30. Further collaborate and coordinate community mobilization, education and outreach to find otherwise hard-to-reach children, adolescents, youth and adults for age appropriate prevention education, testing and linkage to treatment and health and social support services and integrate into the national system.

31. Ensure FBO participation in local and national diagnostic product/supplies forecasting.

32. Support and participate in national efforts to improve the use and impact of pediatric diagnostics and develop national strategies to optimize the use of new technologies and interventions.

33. Work to implement new HIVST modalities (such as oral fluid testing) in communities and homes, where national polices and regulations allow for lay implementation with children.

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2018 HIV TREATMENT

52. Ensure FBO participation in local and national forecasting of optimal paediatric drug formulations.

53. Collaborate with GAP-f partners to develop, test, and disseminate training tools for treatment initiation with LPV/r and other optimal pediatric formulations.

54. Support and increase family treatment initiation and retention for children, adolescents, and families by:

  • Increasing identification and provision of same-day/same-appointment mother/infant pair treatment through FBO clinics;

  • Promoting male/father engagement in EMTCT programmes; and

  • Increasing stigma reduction interventions through mobilized faith leaders and faith communities

  • Providing social work interventions to assist fathers to support treatment and adherence of their partners and children living with HIV.

55. Foster and more actively participate in coordinated and collaborative advocacy to:

  • Increase funding for research & development, introduction and scale-up of priority pediatric drugs and formulations;

  • Accelerate regulatory processes for rapid adoption and uptake of optimal paediatric drugs and formulations; and

  • Ensure sustainable access to optimal testing and treatment for infants and children.

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