FHI - HIV/AIDS Programs

FHI offers a full range of programming and support needed to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic. We provide technical and managerial assistance and training to developing country governments, NGOs, and private-sector agencies. We design, manage, and evaluate comprehensive HIV prevention, care, and support programs, providing accountability in both program results and financial management. We help identify what is needed, develop programs with communities to meet local needs, and advocate for effective, compassionate, realistic, and appropriately resourced responses.

FHI has pioneered programs to meet the complex needs of the most vulnerable populations in developing countries. Our expertise in participatory strategic planning and community mobilization has helped create and nurture hundreds of grassroots prevention and care projects. Having managed more than 1,000 interventions in more than 60 countries, FHI has technical and programmatic expertise in such areas as

conducting behavioral surveillance surveys
developing behavior change interventions
preventing and managing sexually transmitted infections
promoting voluntary counseling and testing for HIV
supporting people infected and affected by HIV
preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV
educating the business sector on HIV workplace policies
monitoring and evaluating program implementation and outcomes
introducing antiretroviral therapy as part of comprehensive care
mobilizing communities to meet the range of needs faced by orphans and other children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS

For further information, contact services@fhi.org