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Programs

ROADS Project
Funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) through a five-year cooperative agreement, the Regional Outreach Addressing AIDS through Development Strategies (ROADS) Project began in August 2005. The project is designed to reduce HIV transmission, improve care, and reduce the impact of HIV and AIDS along major transport corridors in East Africa.

Objectives

  • Link mobile populations and communities along transport corridors to prevention, care, treatment and support services
  • Share state-of-the-art practices
  • Test innovations through pilot programs

      Strategies and Activities

      ROADS acts as a catalyst for change by working with communities, national AIDS programs, regional institutions and donors to identify and prioritize unmet needs in the region. Learn more about ROADS initiatives on the East Africa regional page. 

      ROADS Partners

      The program was developed and is funded by USAID/East Africa based in Nairobi and is managed by FHI in collaboration with the following partners:

      • Appropriate Grassroots Interventions
      • Howard University's Pharmacists and Continuing Education (PACE) Center 
      • Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health/Center for Communications Programs
      • Program for Appropriate Technology in Health
      • Solidarity Center
      • Voice for Humanity
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