Prioritizing adolescents and young people in Kenya

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Prioritizing adolescents and young people in Kenya Focus Areas Political commitment National strategic framework Kenya Fast track for ending HIV & AIDS in AYP Strategic planning Focused programming Ministry of Health Ministry of Education (integrate prevention education and support care) Youth and gender Multi-sectoral response DREAMS AYP target population for prevention services e.g. PrEP, HIV testing, communication Adolescents & young people (AYP) with HIV 10-19 years:105,200 20-24 years: 184,700 AIDs strategic framework identifies AYP as a priority population Involving the AYP Involvement of AYP in planning and policy development National stock staking with AYP National networks of AYP for engagement

PrEP 1519- A Demonstration Project of the effectiveness of PrEP amongst adolescent MSM & TGW at high risk for HIV (Salvador, São Paulo, Belo Horizonte) Six Components Component 1-Formative research Component 2- Strategies for recruitment, enrolment & linkage to the combination prevention Focus on reach and access of adolescent and youth MSM and TGW Map & define facilitators, barriers, & acceptability of different recruitment strategies for PrEP Test demand creation strategies for community outreach Venues Social media – GSN app for sexual encounters; Youtube; Digital influencers; Youth outreach team/peer educators/CBO partners as bridge to PrEP/health services LGBT Center, Salvador, Brazil

PrEP for AGYW…

Panelists Irene Mukui , MD, MPH National AIDs & STI Control Programme, Ministry of Health Kenya imukui@Nascop.or.ke Nittaya Phanuphak, MD, PhD Chief, SEARCH, PREVENTION Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Centre, Bangkok, Thailand nittaya.p@trcarc.org Inês Dourado, MD, MPH, PhD Protocol Chair and Salvador PI Health Collective Institute/ Federal University of Bahia/Brasil (www.isc.ufba.br) ines.dourado@gmail.com Elizabeth Anne Bukusi, MBChB, M.Med (ObGyn), MPH, PhD , PGD (Research Ethics), MBE (Research Ethics) Chief Research Officer, Co-Director Research Care Training Program,(RCTP), KEMRI, Kenya & Research Professor, Departments of Global Health and Obstetrics and Gynecology University of Washington, USA Email :ebukusi@rctp.or.ke /ebukusi@kemri.org/ ebukusi@u.washington.edu / ebukusi@gmail.com