Provision of Technical Assistance, Financial Support, and Capacity Building for HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment for members of the Non-Military Uniformed Services of Kenya under PEPFAR

Overview

With funding from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), EGPAF partnered with PATH to expand access to HIV/AIDS services for members of the non-military uniformed services (the Kenya Wildlife Services, the National Youth Service, the Administration Police, and the Kenya Police) and their families through the AIDS Response in Forces in Uniform (ARIFU) project. By providing technical assistance, capacity building, and financial and logistical support to non-military uniformed services staff, EGPAF was a key partner in supporting improved and expanded HIV prevention, care, and treatment services within the non-military uniformed services health facilities.