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The Value of a Birth Certificate
Published November 5, 2024
A health information system provides many benefits for citizens and their government—for instance, helping to implement a uniform process for recording births or deaths. This provides the government with valuable information for decision-making about education, health, and other national issues. It enters children into a system that can then…
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General
Countries:
Malawi
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Faster Lab Results Mean Faster Treatment
Published November 5, 2024
An HIV program inherently depends on laboratories to process tests and blood samples. Timely results hasten treatment. In Malawi, the lab system relies on a hub-and-spoke model. Central facilities, hubs, have fully equipped labs and the facilities without labs send samples to the hubs for testing. Then results…
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General
Countries:
Malawi
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A Mother on a Mission
Published November 4, 2024
Jane Emmanuel has been an activist, volunteer, teacher, and friend. But her newest title, mother, has transformed her life. As peer supporter, she spent years helping other young women navigate their HIV status. But when she became pregnant with her own daughter, she had to put her knowledge to…
Topics:
General
Countries:
Tanzania
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Power of Love
Published October 28, 2024
Brian Ahimbisibwe, grew up dreaming of love. But as a young man living with HIV, he wondered if love was possible. Pushing back against stigma, Brian fought for his dreams. Today, Brian is using his experience to help other young people love themselves and find support. A ‘Big Bro’…
Topics:
General
Countries:
Uganda
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Emish Ondiek's Source of Strength
Published October 21, 2024
Emish Ondiek grew up in in a fishing community along the shore of Lake Victoria in Kenya, loving science and dreaming of becoming a doctor. But he also grew up experiencing significant stigma for his HIV status. Rather than let that define him, Emish found strength from the mother…
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General
Countries:
Kenya
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Ordinary Can Be Extraordinary
Published October 14, 2024
Ashely Rose Murphy’s life is totally normal- and that is a good thing. Born with HIV, doctors did not believe Ashley Rose would live to see her first year. Instead, Ashley Rose thrived later becoming one the leading HIV activists in Canada, fighting stigma and spreading awareness. But after…
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General
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Josephine's Dream
Published October 7, 2024
Josephine Nabukenya is a founder, leader, and dreamer. Born with HIV, she started using her voice as a child to fight stigma and raise awareness for people living with HIV. Today she leads the Miles of Smiles Foundation, her way of paying forward and continuing to make a difference…
Topics:
General
Countries:
Uganda
Story
Becoming Aunty Botee
Published September 30, 2024
Assigned Male at Birth Aunty Botee was assigned male at birth and raised as a son until she completed primary school, but she used to hate doing boy’s chores because she felt feminine inside, but her brother will punish her if she refuses to do boys’ chores. She grew-up as…
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General
Countries:
Lesotho