This brief describes EGPAF’s Timiza Ndoto initiative in Tanzania. Kiswahili for “Achieving Dreams,” Timiza Ndoto focuses on acknowledging and empowering adolescents and their treatment supporters to recognize their hopes and dreams despite their HIV status. It evolved under the USAID Boresha Afya project, currently being implemented at 27 high volume facilities.
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