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In Peru, thousands of people face a painful reality: choosing between taking care of their health or ensuring their livelihood. Socios En Salud’s “Accompanying is giving health” campaign seeks to change this by bringing treatments, medicines and support to the most vulnerable people.
On World AIDS Day, Socios En Salud highlights its commitment to adolescents living with HIV in Peru through projects focused on mental health, adherence to treatment and the fight against stigma.
The incorporation of new drugs to treat tuberculosis into the Ministry of Health’s Single National Formulary of Essential Medicines represents a crucial step forward in the fight against this disease.
The MONITOREA - TB project, implemented by Socios En Salud and funded by the Stop TB Partnership, promotes community-led monitoring in 12 Latin American countries to transform the response to tuberculosis from civil society.
Accompaniment not only connects those most in need with the health care system, but also transforms lives by addressing structural inequalities. How does Socios En Salud apply this approach? Here’s how.
On World Diabetes Day, the Centro de Salud Materno Infantil México, in San Martín de Porres, recommends replicating the Socios En Salud accompaniment model, which currently provides follow-up care to 160 people with diabetes.
More than 100 representatives of health programs met in Panama to discuss the current HIV and tuberculosis (TB) situation, sharing experiences and outlining new plans to improve care in the region.
More than 100 representatives of health programs met in Panama to discuss the current HIV and tuberculosis (TB) situation, sharing experiences and outlining new plans to improve care in the region.
In the last year, Partners In Health has made 12 donations of GeneXpert equipment through the Global Fund’s TB-HIV Country Project. What is the importance of this technology in the fight against tuberculosis? Here’s how: