Almaty Kazakhstan |
Almaty AIDS Memorial Quilt |
since 22 May 2015 unknown |
Improving TB/HIV Prevention and Care in Kazakhstan
One of the biggest achievements of the project is the creation of community based NGO. It is the first NGO in Almaty city aiming its activity on TB patients and their environment. Their start up showed successful work on self-support group and client management for TB patients. The Public Foundation ‘Sanat Alemi’ has the following activities: social mobilization, advocacy, communication of people affected by tuberculosis, TB/HIV, AIDS and other socially significant diseases, reducing stigma, discrimination and develop commitment to effective prevention methods, diagnostic, drug management and treatment.
The founders of ‘Sanat Alemi’ are people who were successfully cured of multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis and extensively drug-resistant TB. In addition, one of the founders is an independent expert on TB, has extensive experience in treatment, drug supply, monitoring and organization of TB-based activities nationally.
The project ‘Improved TB/HIV Prevention & Care – Building Models for the Future’ is implemented with the support from the Dutch Government (DGIS), KNCV and its partners, AFEW International, HIVOS and PharmAccess.
Photo (c) AFEW
19 May 2017
AIDS Foundation East West, Almaty
One of the biggest achievements of the project is the creation of community based NGO. It is the first NGO in Almaty city aiming its activity on TB patients and their environment. Their start up showed successful work on self-support group and client management for TB patients. The Public Foundation ‘Sanat Alemi’ has the following activities: social mobilization, advocacy, communication of people affected by tuberculosis, TB/HIV, AIDS and other socially significant diseases, reducing stigma, discrimination and develop commitment to effective prevention methods, diagnostic, drug management and treatment.
The founders of ‘Sanat Alemi’ are people who were successfully cured of multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis and extensively drug-resistant TB. In addition, one of the founders is an independent expert on TB, has extensive experience in treatment, drug supply, monitoring and organization of TB-based activities nationally.
The project ‘Improved TB/HIV Prevention & Care – Building Models for the Future’ is implemented with the support from the Dutch Government (DGIS), KNCV and its partners, AFEW International, HIVOS and PharmAccess.
Photo (c) AFEW
19 May 2017
AIDS Foundation East West, Almaty