Guest guest Posted May 17, 2005 Report Share Posted May 17, 2005 Invitation: Launch of a Key Resource Materials Pack for Promoting a Comprehensive Response to HIV May 19, 2005, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Jacaranda I, India Habitat Centre Dear friends, Oxfam GB takes pleasure in inviting you to the Launch of a Toolkit: " Maximising Access: Care can propel HIV Prevention " . The event is organized by Oxfam GB in collaboration with National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), UNAIDS and Sexual Health Resource Centre (SHRC). Oxfam believes that HIV prevention and care are not distinct from each other. So far there has been little exploration of ways and means to link the two crucial responses beyond good intentions and guidelines on paper. By providing medicines to people, the Indian National response has created a unique opportunity to explore the ways in which providing care to people living with HIV can push prevention efforts and vice versa. The Toolkit is particularly significant in the wake of the promised provision of free Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) to one lakh HIV-affected people by the Indian government. The main areas explored in the Toolkit are: * What are the care-prevention dynamics? * How is a system of comprehensive care defined? * What systems need to be in place in order to maximize access to care? * How would a user-centered system be designed for the delivery of care having links with prevention? Agenda Technical Panel Discussion on Current status of ART rollout Interventions on prevention vs care & support needs which accelerate prevention Experience sharing from treatment centers Balancing care and prevention needs in State AIDS Control Programme NGO experiences in implementing a continuum of care and prevention programme Release of Toolkit - By Dr S Y Quraishi, Director General, National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) The panel will include senior representatives from NACO, UNAIDS, OXFAM, Centre for Disease Control, USA (CDC). W.H.O has also been invited. Kindly join us for lunch after the function. Ramesh Venkataraman Regional HIV Advisor, South Asia Oxfam GB E-mail: rvenkataraman@...; M(9810043938) For further information please contact: Sucheta at sucheta@..., +11-51632246, M (9891747855); tomphilip@..., +11-51632246, M(9810149015) ____________ Anupama E-mail: <anupama@...> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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