MHRP and local governments and organizations provide PEPFAR-funded HIV prevention care and treatment services in Kenya's South Rift Valley Region. They have launched a mobile clinic to provide HIV testing and counseling, linkage to care and referral for comorbidities like tuberculosis. Ben Karia, a member of the Maasai tribe in Narok County, describes the impac the mobile clinic has had on this community in his own words
MHRP has launched its first research study in the Philippines, following upon an expansion of PEPFAR-funded HIV preventetion, care and treatment services into the region through a military-to-military partnership.
MHRP's African Cohort Study, or AFRICOS, represents the intersection of research and global health programming to bring about an end to HIV. At the AIDS 2024 conference, researchers shared a wealth of data and findings from the AFRICOS study on topics ranging from the neurocognitive effects of HIV in young people, to food insecurity among PEPFAR clients, to hypertension and cardiovascular health in people living with HIV, and more.
Charity’s life took an unexpected turn when she was taken from her village to Abuja, Nigeria’s bustling capital, by a relative who promised her a better life. However, upon arrival, those promises crumbled into a harsh reality. Charity was forced to work as a waiter and sex worker in the restaurant and guest house owned by her relative. Her life was fraught with exploitation and abuse.
