Piloting and Evaluating Family-centered HIV Care in Eswatini

Overview

Although not new, family-centered care models that provide HIV services comprehensively to families as a unit, rather than providing separate services to children and adults, have the potential to address family needs and break down social, physical, and emotional barriers to accessing care. The family-centered care study (FAM-CARE) aims to contribute to our understanding of the role of family-centered care models (FCCM) in improving pediatric HIV outcomes in a sub-Saharan African setting.

Learn more about the Effect of Family-centered Model of HIV Care (FAM-CARE) on Viral Suppression and Retention here.