1 November is International Drug Users’ Day, when the global community of people who use drugs comes together to celebrate its history and affirm the rights of people who use drugs.
The WHO Health for All Film Festival invites independent film-makers, production companies, public institutions, NGOs, communities, students, and film schools from around the world to submit their original short films on health.
On October 14-16, in Kyrgyzstan, AFEW International, together with AFEW-Kyrgyzstan and KNCV-Kyrgyzstan, organised a workshop on “Engagement of private health care providers in Tuberculosis project of Kyrgyzstan”.
AFEW-Kyrgyzstan, with support from UN Women, invites interested NGOs to take part in a call for small grants to implement projects on ‘Innovations in HIV and Ending Violence Against Women in the Kyrgyz Republic’.
A project “Ensuring sustainable and safe implementation of HIV/AIDS programmes amid COVID-19”of Armenian organization New Generation was financed by AFEW International within EU-funded COVID-19 Solidarity Programme for the Eastern Partnership countries. On the 31 of May 2021 the project was finished, providing the social, legal, psychological support to over 250 beneficiaries who had suffered from the COVID-19 pandemic related emergency situation and crisis in Armenia.
The most recent report gives an overview of the situation with COVID-19 in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine in the period 1 July – 30 September 2021.
During the COVID-19 pandemic in Moldova, there was a significant decrease in access to testing and treatment for
On October 14-16 2021, AFEW International, together with AFEW-Kyrgyzstan and KNCV-Kyrgyzstan, is organizing an institutional capacity-building workshop for tuberculosis control service and private health care providers in Kyrgyzstan in the “Together against tuberculosis” project framework, financed by TB Reach Wave 8 initiative of “Stop TB” Partnership/UNOPS.
In 2021, AFEW International, in partnership with a local partner NGO “ISHONCH VA HAYOT” (a community based membership NGO uniting key populations), launched a 2-year project “Expansion and improvement of HIV services in Uzbekistan”.
