
Future of mHealth in Europe
Do you want to learn more about Future of mHealth in Europe? You can participate in an event from the EmERGE project already on the 2 of September!

Do you want to learn more about Future of mHealth in Europe? You can participate in an event from the EmERGE project already on the 2 of September!

The big problem is that migrants are actually afraid to get medical help, because medical workers ask for their documents and check if their papers are valid. If medical workers find out that migrants are illegal, then basically they can be thrown out of the country.

Are you an early career researcher from Central and Eastern Europe and you would like to further develop your professional and research skills? Then please apply for PRIMORE Masterclass: Interprofessional PC Research.

Online conference for and about teens “Through virtual to real”, organized by ICF “AIDS Foundation East-West” (AFEW-Ukraine) in partnership with ICF “Alliance for Public Health”, will be held on the 15-17 September.

“Thanks to HIV, I plunged into the world of spiritual and moral growth and realized that I am responsible for everything that happens in my life.”

A virtual round table held on 12 August to discuss the results of the Antistigma project brought together partners from Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, and The Netherlands.

In 2017, ICF “AIDS Foundation East-West” (AFEW-Ukraine) created a pilot project to introduce a tool for monitoring and documenting cases of violation of the rights of MARA in Ukraine.

The Stop TB Partnership dedicates the call for the 2020 Kochon Prize Nominations to all the Nurses on the front line fight against TB.

The number of transgender people who use non-injecting drugs has significantly increased in recent years, according to the HPLGBT, a recipient of the Emergency Support Fund for Key Populations in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. As a result of this, their sexual behaviour has become more risky and the likelihood of becoming infected with HIV has increased significantly.

The roles and perspectives of key stakeholders on access to health services for labour migrants in Russia have not been studied extensively. Chamid Sulchan, a student of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and intern of AFEW International, during his internship made a research “Roles and perspectives of key stakeholders on access to health services for labour migrants from Central Asia to Russia”.