1. FHI-ROADS II Project Iringa Programming Quarter 3 Overview Presented by: Garrett Hubbard 25 July 2011

2. ROADS II Objectives 1)Extend HIV, broader health and related services for high risk mobile and community populations along regional transport corridors 2) Increase African regional institutional capacity for rapid scale up of state-of- the-art practices and sustainable models 3) Identify, test and diffuse innovations

3. ROADS II Core Pillars 1.Create a safe environment for people to talk openly about HIV and other health issues, and promote health-seeking behavior. Result: Knowledge of HIV/AIDS and related health issues increased 2.Safeguard health through increased use of quality HIV and other essential health services: Result: Use of selected quality health services increased 3.Enhance economic and food security as a prevention/care and community sustainability strategy: Result: Economic and food security in project sites improved

4. ROADS II Core Pillars (cont….) 4.Reduce alcohol/substance abuse as barriers to healthy behavior: Result: Level of alcohol and substance use/abuse reduced 5.Improved access to safety nets for most vulnerable families: Result: Access to safety nets for vulnerable families improved 6.Safeguard women and children from violence and sexual exploitation: Result: Violence & sexual exploitation against women & children reduced

5. ROADS Iringa Achievements – Makambako Site IndicatorFY11 Q3 totals FY11 totals #P7.1.D – No. of People Living with HIV reached with a minimum package of PwP 3491,404 #P8.1.D - No. of people reached with indiv and/or small group level HIV prevention 6,33126,128 #P8.1.D – No. of MARPs reached with HIV interventions 7791,485 #C1.1.D – No. of eligible adults & children provided with one service 2,10610,447

6. ROADS Iringa Achievements (cont.) IndicatorFY11 Q3 totals FY11 totals #H.2.2.D – no. of community health workers completed pre-service training 29115 #H.2.3.D – no. of community health workers completed in-service training 223475 Participated in weekly Alcohol anonymous group meetings ~200

7. ROADS Iringa Achievements (cont.) 14 functioning Group Savings and Loan Associations with 315 households involved – 20,979,500 Tsh - total savings – 12,615,600 Tsh - loans issued – 16 Kitchen gardens established – 1,800,00 Tsh Income saved/created with household gardens Conducted family planning assessment – at community, drug shop and facility levels Conducted participatory rapid assessment in Ilula, Kilolo District

8. Iringa USG Partner Q3 Collaborations FHI-ROADS Peer educators TOTs oriented by JHPIEGO for MC uptake – Started April. Received 190 HBC Kits from SCMS Project Received from 118,800 packets of PUR from PSI Utilized JHU/STRADCOM produced Community Resource Toolkit – On-going 2 cluster staff trained at JHU-CCP – STRADCOM Alcohol DJ training.

9. Iringa USG Partner Q3 Collaborations (cont.) Youth cluster worked with Femina Hip in preparing May-June Si Mchezo! magazine AMREF & JHPIEGO – plan and coordinate CT outreach coverage and activities. Tunajali and FHI-UJANA implementing partners part of the Ilula rapid assessment

10. Planned activities for quarter 3…… Increased comprehensive programming in Makambako including all components of the six pillars Focus on at risk groups including - bar and lodge workers Increased focus to Integrate HIV Prevention sessions into existing platforms – youth groups, GSLAs, etc Start up Family planning trainings and programming Start-up programming of HIV prevention activities in Ilula, Kilolo District.

11. The End…. Asante sana……..