Youth HIV services: Combining prevention and treatment.

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Youth HIV services: Combining prevention and treatment

Issues: The unmet need… HIV positive youth were observed not to remain in care Services at ARV clinics not youth friendly 9% of persons aged tested HIV positive- majority not enrolled in care Only 5% of persons enrolled in HIV care in Nyanza are youth Prevention programs often separate from treatment programs

Components of youth friendly services Services Integration Participatory Individualized Short waiting times Minimally invasive procedures Physical Environment Confidential location Recreation facilities Clinic that does not look like a clinic Staff attitudes Youth friendly –language –dressing Non-judgmental Confidential Accessibility Cost of travel Cost of services Convenient location Convenient hours

Tuungane HIV prevention program for youth Youth VCT and STI clinic Central clinic with drop-in center 5 satellite clinics Works with 70 youth groups in Kisumu FACES Family AIDS Care and Education Services HIV Care and treatment program in Nyanza which began in Mar 2005 Goal is to provide comprehensive, coordinated and compassionate HIV care to HIV infected persons and their families

Goals of collaboration: Tuungane- FACES Improve HIV care for youth in Kisumu –Ages Increase the number of youth enrolled in HIV care in Kisumu Increase uptake of VCT among youth in Kisumu

Collaboration Roles Tuungane –Space with recreation facilities –Staff Support Clinical officer Nurse –Community mobilization –VCT –STI treatment –Transport of samples –Support group –Program planning FACES –Clinical mentoring –ART and OI drugs –Staff exchanges –CME –Lab –Technical assistance –Teleform –Reporting to PEPFAR –Support group –Program planning

Laboratory Pharmacy

Challenges Recruitment of girls into clinic Need for pediatric services (patients would not refer babies to other sites) Links to PMTCT services Supervision of clinical staff: balancing schedules of FACES clinical staff and Tuungane staff who do field work

Progress and Successes Over 200 youth aged enrolled at clinic, 32 children. –Patients on ARVs 68, 7 are children VCT uptake- Mom’s and babies day- every Wednesday at central clinic and satellites FP services being introduced PMTCT services introduced Weekly CME Weekly support group with > 100 active members –IGA for support group Fortnightly joint staff meetings