To provide care for persons living with HIV.

All detainees were tested for HIV and currently 300 were HIV positive and were receiving medical care.

Our organization, mothers2mothers, enlists women with HIV as care providers.

Improvement of the care and support to HIV AIDS persons

Raising awareness about HIV AIDS prevention, care and treatment for youth

(c) To integrate all aspects of HIV and AIDS treatment and care into all health care, programmes and services

Moreover, although health care providers theoretically have more accurate information than the general public on how HIV is transmitted, this does not necessarily translate into more sensitive care and treatment of HIV patients.

Those who are HIV infected must know how to take care of themselves.

(c) To integrate all aspects of HIV and AIDS prevention, treatment, care and support into all health care programmes and services

c. Advocacy for policies and programs that will minimize HIV AIDS transmission and provide maximum care for all affected by HIV AIDS

(vi) Strengthening health care systems and integrating HIV AIDS programmes into current health services

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

The joint UNESCO UNAIDS project A Cultural Approach to HIV AIDS Prevention and Care

HIV AIDS increases the work burdens of women and girls, who provide up to 90 per cent of home based HIV AIDS care worldwide.

Gender based discrimination constrains women's access to medical care in HIV prevention, testing and treatment.

Good health care for people with HIV or AIDS treatment can only be given at government designated HIV treatment centres, in order to guarantee quality.

Enhance political commitment and ensure sufficient resources to prevent HIV AIDS and promote care as well as support families to better care for their members who are infected with HIV AIDS, including protecting them from discrimination and stigma.

Lack of access to care for HIV positive people has been well documented on the African continent.

In this context, there is recognition that the responsibilities for care of people living with HIV AIDS and for children orphaned by HIV AIDS fall disproportionately on women.

Encourage people living with HIV AIDS and their relatives to combat ignorance and panic and take action to integrate HIV AIDS prevention and care into reproductive health services.

Prevention of sexually transmitted HIV HIV transmission through blood Prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV Early intervention and care and support to people with HIV Monitoring and evaluation of the National AIDS Programme Programme management Staff training and support to develop professional skills.

(iii) Improving the provision of care and support to those infected and affected by HIV AIDS, including orphans

Target 4 Policies and plans developed and implemented for protection and care of OVCs due to HIV AIDS

(b) Increase in the number of inmates in prison settings benefiting from HIV AIDS prevention and care programmes

African governments should give priority to investments in technical education and HIV AIDS prevention, treatment, care, and support programs.

Women, especially girls, were disproportionately affected by HIV AIDS, rendering them unable to care for the ill and orphaned.

The stress of pregnancy for women living with HIV is further intensified by the denial of proper medical care.

British Columbia has introduced a policy framework to guide the prevention, care and treatment of HIV infection entitled Priorities for Action in Managing the Epidemics HIV AIDS in BC (2003 2007).

We all agree that any strategy to combat HIV AIDS should involve first and foremost prevention, treatment, care and support.

If a woman tests HIV positive, she will be sent to a specialised centre to be given the necessary care.

The total number of HIV AIDS cases being followed to date is 39, and 1,067 patients have received nursing care.

Recognizing that drug users living with HIV AIDS require treatment, health care and social services in dealing with their condition,

(g) Sharing experiences and exchanging information on key areas of intervention, such as prevention, the provision of care and support for HIV AIDS infected persons and the treatment of HIV AIDS related conditions

Furthermore, it is necessary to take preventive action through the dissemination of appropriate information on HIV AIDS in general and to improve access to suitable medical care for persons living with HIV AIDS.

Ensure women's access to medical care and HIV testing and treatment through the provision of mobile health centres, reduced or waived fees and affordable ARV, childcare at health care centres, among others.

They call for Governments to provide accessible treatment, free and confidential counselling and care for people living with HIV and AIDS.

To intensify initiatives of support to HIV patients and divulge them in the media to guarantee appropriate care and psychological support.

Because war torn areas tend to lack medicine and adequate health care services, being HIV positive is virtually a death sentence.

Target 3 Policies, strategies and action plans to reduce parent to child transmission of HIV, including comprehensive care, support and treatment to children and their families living with HIV AIDS, in countries with generalized epidemics

Since 80 of HIV AIDS patients reside in the countryside, greater access to health care in these areas has become a priority.

(c) An agreed national strategy for HIV AIDS prevention and care in prison settings in 10 selected countries agreed and under implementation