"Commitments to #COVAX are a demonstration that health is a human right that cannot be denied based on nationality, geography, or any other characteristic. And in a pandemic, health equity is our only option."
Our CEO, @nikolajgilbert, in @devex: https://t.co/gbZY96lj88
Every year, more than 10M children go without lifesaving immunizations. To close the gaps, we help countries turn paper immunization registries into dynamic digital platforms that provide high-quality data when and where it’s needed most. #VaccinesWork https://t.co/NnKRMjnn0N
From detection to treatment. Our #breastcancer team in Peru is leveraging new technology to increase the chances of survivorship at every step of the patient journey. https://t.co/M6fg3qSwYL #breastcancerawareness
Siaya County, Governor Cornel Rasanga received a consignment of PPEs and liquid soap from PATH & a Kisumu based NGO - KMET to support Community Health Volunteer & Health Care Workers.
#KomeshaCorona update
PATH is currently reaching out to vulnerable Adolescent Girls & Young Women, in 51 wards covering the counties of Kisumu, HomaBay & Migori in partnership with @MOH_Kenya@PoliceKE to provide COVID-19 basic information on curfew, social distance, handwash
#KomeshaCorona update
#IAS2019 is here! Stop by our events to meet our experts and hear how we are scaling cutting-edge and client-centered innovations across Africa and Asia to accelerate #HIV epidemic control and #EndAIDS.
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As @Equal2030 partners, we are proud to introduce the 2019 SDG Gender Index, the most comprehensive tool available to explore the state of #genderequality across 129 countries. Join us in using, building on, adapting and improving the powerful #EM2030Index https://t.co/8VdH70Hhy0
“#HIV self-testing has been transformative for women. It has helped to overcome resistance from male partners, and prevent HIV transmission to women and unborn children.” -Chiwawa Nkhoma of @PSI at #WD2019.
“One thing I love about @MTVShuga is that it looks at vulnerable people in these situations, and explores the issues they face in a non-judgmental way.” -@mamarumo_m#DREAMS#HIV
"I found my voice in DREAMS. And I found my scars as well. There were people there to help and support me. I started attending workshops. They taught me how to speak out in public about these issues." -@IamINtokozo#HIV
“Through DREAMS young people are not seen as one homogeneous group, and treated as one size fits all. You have clinical services being brought to the community and tailored to fit individual needs.” -@RMuganda1
“We look at #DREAMS not as a project, but as a movement. A movement to give voice to realities that were already there for young women, and reveal the statistics and data. It has had an impact, with #HIV infection rates declining more than 25%.” -Ambassador Deborah Birx
“We have to constantly change. That’s the reality of our programming. Women’s lives, people's lives change day to day. We’re not doing the right thing if we’re not constantly in touch with that, and constantly listening.” -Ambassador Deborah Birx. @PEPFAR#DREAMS#HIV
PATH's Monitoring Evaluation Officer, Rael Obanda, discusses her work with DREAMS. Join us at our side event at #WD2019 to hear more from Rael. REGISTER HERE: https://t.co/26ZQKq9JOu