Training Links


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Academy for Educational Development (AED)
Link: www.aed.org
Link Type: Prevention | Training
Country: United States
Academy for Educational Development (AED) is an independent, nonprofit organization committed to solving critical social problems in the United States (US) and throughout the world through education, social marketing, research, training, policy analysis and innovative program design and management. Major areas of focus include health, education, youth development, and the environment.


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AIDS Care Education & Training (ACET)
Link: www.acet.ie/content.html
Link Type: Training
Country: Ireland
AIDS Care Education & Training (ACET) in Ireland is a leading provider of health education, training and community care projects. Founded in 1990 as an interdenominational Christian response to HIV/AIDS, ACET now offers a wide range of services on HIV/AIDS and the related issues of drug use & misuse, relationships and sexual health.


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Awareness Group on AIDS Prevention (AGAP)
Link: www.bewareofaids.org
Link Type: Prevention | Training
Country: Kenya
Awareness Group on AIDS Prevention (AGAP) is involved in the vital work of sensitizing and carrying campaigns to the Kenyan public on how to fight HIV/AIDS. AGAP also organizes seminars in different districts of the country in order to educate the local leaders about HIV/AIDS and carries counseling programs to the victims of AIDS.


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International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care (IAPAC)
Link: www.iapac.org
Link Type: Advocacy | Care, Support & Treatment | Training
Country: United States
The International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care's (IAPAC's) goal is to craft and implement global educational and advocacy strategies to improve the quality of care provided to all people living with HIV/AIDS. IAPAC envisions a world in which people living with HIV/AIDS may obtain the best healthcare available provided by physicians and allied health professionals armed with cutting-edge clinical expertise.


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Regional AIDS Training Network (RATN)
Link: www.ratn.org
Link Type: Training
Country: Kenya
The Regional AIDS Training Network (RATN) is a Network of training institutions in the Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA) region. Established for collaboration between STD/HIV/AIDS training institutions, working in the ESA region, it was intended that such a network would provide a forum for communication and sharing of experiences between training institutions.


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The AIDS/HIV Integrated Model (AIM) District Program
Link: www.jsi.com/aim/
Link Type: Community Responses | Gender Perspectives | People Affected & Infected | Training
Category: OVC, Women
Country: Uganda
The AIDS/HIV Integrated Model (AIM) District Program exists to strengthen and support organizations and individuals to participate in district-level decision making which will result in broader access to quality HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support services. AIM's approach is driven by the needs of local government agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), community-based organizations (CBOs) and the private sector working in selected districts. The community and those affected by HIV will also have a vital role in the design of the program. Through the provision of technical assistance and involvement of grassroots-level stakeholders, AIM will support the establishment and management of integrated services for those heavily impacted and burdened by HIV. This involves integrating other development areas including tuberculosis (TB), malaria, food security, micro-nutrients, water and sanitation, income generating projects, gender issues, and orphan care.


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United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) HIV/AIDS Programs
Link: www.unicef.org/programme/hiv/mainmenu.htm
Link Type: Training
Country: United States
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) works closely with national governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other United Nations (UN) agencies to improve the lives of children, youth and women. Areas in which UNICEF gives particular emphasis in supporting national governments and local organizations include: the health and development of young people, school AIDS education, children and families affected by AIDS, prevention of mother-to-child-transmission (MTCT) of HIV, and program communications.


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World Education: AIDS Education in Africa
Link: www.worlded.org/africa/aids/index.htm
Link Type: Training
Country: United States
In an effort to halt the spread of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, World Education is conducting a sustained education, training and community mobilization effort in close collaboration with African partner organizations. The program has a strong multiplier effect by strengthening the training capacity of government and non-governmental organization (NGO) health workers so that their knowledge is transferred to local communities where services are most needed. By targeting health professionals already employed in the health system, World Education helps institutionalize counselor and home-based care training at the ministry level so that new skills become an integral part of regular health care delivery. Combining participants from different ministries and the NGO sector has created a way for participants from multiple sectors to share their experiences and skills. Building stronger links between the government and NGO sector and between different line ministries promotes a unified national approach to combat the epidemic across different sectors. By also emphasizing community level training, local capacity can be built to help fight the spread of AIDS.


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