Researchers based at the University of Antwerp (Belgium) have designed a small study in collaboration with Sensoa and EATG to investigate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on HIV care and the well-being of persons living with HIV (PLHIV).
An european Organization Health[e]Foundation developed an online course on Covid-19.
Alexander Ostapov, President of Ukrainian PF “Return to Life” talkes about interesting practices, unusual solutions and new opportunities in the COVID-19 reality.
On the 7th of April an online competition of innovative tools and solutions for mitigating the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, was launched. Innovators from all over Uzbekistan can collaborate and create innovations, combining knowledge, technology, entrepreneurial skills to help those who were affected in one way or another by the COVID-19 pandemic.
AFEW International has launched a section on COVID-19 and Prison Health on its website! There you can find the latest information about the new virus in the context of prison health – statements of international organizations, actual articles about COVID-19, etc.
To enhance Tajik migrants’ access to HIV services, particularly key populations, IOM Tajikistan together with AFEW International and AFEW Kyrgyzstan launched the project “Improving migrants’ access to HIV services in Tajikistan” in 2019.
Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus – COVID-19 – in Wuhan, China, thousands of new cases are being reported every day all over the world.
Today at the time of COVID-19 the world supports nurses and midwives and celebrates their work reminding everyone of the critical role they play in keeping the population healthy.
Today, on the 7 of April, the World Health Day, WHO launched of the first ever State of the World’s Nursing Report 2020.
The coronavirus infection rapidly spreading around the world requires urgent and decisive actions. AFEW Kyrgyzstan quickly responded to the emerging threat and prepared the support measures, which can help the key populations in this challenging time.
