The B-OK bead bottles are a simple visual tool for helping people understand what antiretrovirals do and what viral suppression is. People need to know this because when they understand, they can stay motivated to start and stay on treatment.

Today, under the ViiV Healthcare Breakthrough Partnership #Tanzania , Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, PATA, and Aidsfonds International, along with community partner ACC, convened with NASHCoP Tanzania to explore collaboration and engagement opportunities for the breakthrough project. #HIV #Partnerships #Tanzania '

🌍Why does a pediatric #HIV organization care about #ClimateChange ?
💪How do we become more resilient?
💚Where do you find hope?

These are just some of the questions we asked EGPAF's Climate Change Committee for a special #EarthDay interview.
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Get the facts about #ClimateChange and #HIV .
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Thrilled to be part of our Singida RAS+ meeting! With Dr. Fatma Mganga, RAS, and Dr. Victorina Ludovick, RMO, and Dr. Moses Bateganya, USAIDTanzania we're driving impactful strategies for better healthcare in Singida. Together, we're making a difference!

You know Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, but do you know our mission?
Learn more about what we do and why we are committed to achieving an #AIDSFreeGeneration .
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Farewell to you Defa. Thank you for your support and contribution in advancing our FP programs. We wish you all the best

A heartfelt thank you to Hon. Godwin Mollel for meeting with us today! Your dedication in supporting our mission is appreciated. Your insights will steer our efforts towards even greater impact.

'Big thank you to Hon Faustine Ndugulile for your valuable input in our engagement session today. Your feedback is shaping Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation's work significantly. We appreciate your collaboration and look forward to more impactful work together. Thank you! 🙏 #EGPAF #Collaboration

Our work ranges from direct delivery of #HIV services to exploring new advocacy approaches on behalf of children. #AIDSFreeGeneration
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#Mentalhealth disorders affect everyone but #PLHIV are at higher risk due to factors like stigma, discrimination, & difficulty disclosing HIV status. Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation #Lesotho , with PEPFAR support & collabo with #PIH & Baylor, trains HCWs to integrate mental health into HIV services.

ICYMI: Dr. Persaud shares her thoughts on the latest research around #HIV remission and cure. bit.ly/3INcKFY

New journal article 📄
Learn how Mentor Mother programs supported women living with #HIV in Mozambique. bit.ly/43M0rDN

Thank you Dr. John Nkengasong for your leadership and commitment to prioritizing children. Achieving an #AIDSFreeGeneration is possible with strong partnership and sustained support of life-saving programs like #PEPFAR .

Today, MOH NTLP in collaboration with Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation #Lesotho hosted corporates as part of Multisectoral Accountability Framework (MAF) partnership 2 #ENDTB #Lesotho . #WorldTBDay

Naibu Waziri wa Wizara ya Afya, Dr. Godwin Mollel akiwa katika ziara ya kutembelea mabanda ya washiri katika kongamano la kimataifa la afya ya msingi lililoandaliwa na OFISI YA RAIS TAMISEMI

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At the Primary Health Care Conference in Dodoma, USAIDTanzania's Dr. Moses Batagenya encouraged stakeholders to continue their efforts towards sustainability. He commended Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation's Regional Accelerated Strategy Approach as a way of transitioning health programs to local gov't.

At the ongoing #InternationalPrimaryHealthCareCobference , Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation hosted a forum that gathered important partners and stakeholders to talk about the Use of regional acceleration strategy in primary healthcare to accelerate
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USAIDTanzania #AfyaYanguNorthern Deputy Chief of Party, Dr. Roland, speaking at the OFISI YA RAIS TAMISEMI primary healthcare conference, emphasized the vital role of a comprehensive case-based surveillance system across all health facilities in combating mother-to-child transmission.