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 AIC trains Army Officers and Sex workers to respond to HIV

Through funding from UNFPA and CSF AIC indentified sex workers and uniformed personal and trained them as peer educators to support their peers by disseminating reproductive health messages on HIV/AIDS, STIS, benefits of FP, Safe male circumcision, prevention with positives and adapting the ABC+ messages into their settings, and promoting access to care and treatment.

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 Ministry of Health Presents an Award to AIC

AIDS Information Centre was recently recognized by the Ministry of Health for its outstanding performance in the HIV and AIDS response in Uganda. The award was received by AIC executive Director Dr. Raymond Byaruhanga on 1st July 2011.

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 Other Highlights
Crowds Gather to Remember those Lost to HIV in Soroti District
Results Confirm Prevention of HIV Transmission Among Discordant Couples
Night HIV counseling and testing: a strategic option for High-Risk Urban and Peri Urban populations
He tested for HIV, denied results but later re-united with the wife
Sporting AIDS out of Youth in Uganda
Increased Condom Use in Kagwara Landing Site through the KYHSC Approach
CEOs take the lead in HIV testing
AIC Forms more Partnerships for Better Service Delivery.
Over 420,000 people test for HIV with AIC
Commemorating the International Candlelight Memorial
Responding to HIV&AIDS Among Youth through Sports
20 YEARS OF AIDS INFORMATION CENTRE
Uganda Bicycle Tour for HIV&AIDS Awareness
Crowds test for HIV at AIC stall on World AIDS day
WORLD AIDS DAY 2009
National HIV testing Campaign Kicks Off
Background Information
HIV testing: Go Together, Know Together Couple campaign launched
Luzira, Gulu prisoners to test for HIV
Mobile Phones in HIV/AIDS Education in Uganda.
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