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MAC AIDS FUND, Rihanna and PEPFAR team up to support Dance4lifebarbados.

Bajan beauty RiRi kept it laid back and chic when she attended a charity event in Barbados as the Dance4life Ambassador . She kicked it with the kiddies who were taking part in the Dance 4 Life charity day, an initiative to help inspire and mobilize young people to help stop the spread of HIV/AIDS.

The Maria Holder Memorial Trust Donates Core Funds to Dance4lifebarbados for 4th Year

2018

The World Bank - Health Systems Strengthening in Belize

Since 2015, AIDInc has been commissioned by the World Bank and Government of Belize to conduct an Assessment of the National Health Insurance Pay for Performance (P4P) programme and deliver policy recommendations for sustainability and national scalability. The initiative is being co-led by team Leader Roger England, health systems expert  and director of Health Systems Workshop (HSW) and Sarah Adomakoh, AIDInc UK principal consultant and executive director is leading the technical support to identify and address health information system gaps, structural issues and pitfalls in collection and monitoring processes, in order to improve overall tracking and evaluation of outcomes.   

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Human Rights-Based Anti-stigma & Discrimination  Programming to increase access to Health, Education & Employment and improve outcomes in vulnerable & marginalised groups

AIDInc Combats Stigma and Discrimination and builds resources and partnerships  for sustainability

AIDInc successfully implemented a first of its kind 3 -year DfID Contract to combat Stigma & Discrimination in the Caribbean Region. This project was deemed high risk and first ever to  adopt  a regional human rights evidence-based approach to reducing stigma and discrimination in all forms towards vulnerable and marginalized groups. At the same-time  the project  established and piloted   a tripartite oversight and supportive  ecosystem structure for fostering implementation and long-term sustainability, in the form of a regional stigma and discrimination unit (PANCAP-RSDU)  situated in Barbados and coordinated through the HIV technical unit (PANCAP) of the CARICOM  Government - in Guyana. 

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Not withstanding several obstacles and bottlenecks, at project end,  3.5 years later,  significant capacity and voice was built among civil society, in particular, marginalised communities - empowering them to meaningfully lead national anti - stigma and human rights initiatives, underpinned by strong horizontal and vertical partnerships, i.e. with National AIDS programmes faith leaders, media and youth organisations. Beyond the project, a number of resources and tools  are available,  adapted and used by community groups to continue to target and empower vulnerable groups and reduce human rights violations enacted towards them.

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Sustainable outocmes

The project has ended but the project materials, tools, toolkits,  and research continue to be used by NGOs and researchers across the region and beyond

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AIDInc builds capacity in programme management, strengthens health systems and  policy action to tackle HIV and AIDS in the British Overseas Territories.

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Our Valued Partners

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