Results and best practices from the KidzAlive@Home programme in South Africa. KidzAlive@Home is an innovative approach to improving identification, testing, treatment and retention in care for children living with HIV in South Africa by supporting caregivers to access comprehensive services in a child-friendly environment. The programme was implemented by Zoë-life South Africa with support from Aidsfonds from 2019-2022, and focused on two communities in eThekwini and uMgungundlovu districts in KwaZulu-Natal province.
The KidzAlive@Home project in South Africa puts the child at the centre of care. Its needs are taken care of within a circle of key players, including their caregivers, the child’s family, community structures and the health facility.
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Are you working in paediatric HIV programming? The Kids to Care Toolkit might be of great support to you. This toolkit has been developed to provide support for those who want to implement a community-based model to strengthen paediatric HIV care that is based on evidence and best practice.
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This document describes how the Towards an AIDS-Free Generation in Uganda (TAFU) programme tested and further developed a community intervention model. Based on the positive results achieved so far, this model should be adopted and implemented by others within Uganda and further afield.
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Results and best practices from the KidzAlive@Home programme in South Africa
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Results and best practices from the Find, Test, Treat project in Zimbabwe
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