IAC 2018 Conference

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Catholic Relief Services is the international humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in the United States. CRS was founded in 1943 by the Catholic Bishops of the United States to serve World War II survivors in Europe. Since then, we have expanded in size to reach more than 130 million people in more than 100 countries on five continents. CRS is using innovative approaches to meet the world's toughest humanitarian problems and helping the people in greatest need, wherever we find them. CRS' relief and development work is accomplished through programs of emergency response, health, agriculture, water, education, microfinance, peacebuilding and partnership.

In the IAC Exhibition Hall, Catholic Relief Services is Booth 216. Please visit us to learn more about our technical work on HIV/AIDS.

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Current OVC PEPFAR Projects

Cameroon: KIDSS Project

Zimbabwe: Pathways

Uganda: SOCY Project

Global: 4Children

Learn more about our work with vulnerable children here

Conference posters

Should health-facility service data alone be used to locate the HIV epidemic?

OVC caregivers & savings groups, Nigeria

TB and HIV in children, Nigeria

Parenting Programs: A medium for addressing gender-based violence and HIV risk reduction for DREAMS girls.

HIV/OVC Publications

Pathways for Exiting programs for children orphaned or made vulnerable by HIV (OVC)

Case management fact sheet

From Assessment to Graduation: Comprehensive Case Management for Vulnerable Children and Households: SCORE Uganda

Building a User-Friendly and Government-Owned Case Management System for Highly Vulnerable Children: Yekokeb Berhan Ethiopia

From the Ground Up: Developing a National Case Management System for Highly Vulnerable Children: An Experience in Zimbabwe

Summary of Key Findings from the Case Management Case StudiesCase management case studies summary

Good Practices in Case Management: How your OVC Program can be ready for a Site Improvement Monitoring System (SIMS) Assessment

Referral mechanisms

Using a Systems Approach at the Community-Level in a Human Resource Constrained Context: Youth Power Action Mozambique

Working in Partnership to Improve Children's Safety and Well-being: May'Kethele South Africa

Case Study on Improving HIV Testing and Services for OVC: Approaches of the Expanded IMPACT Project in Zimbabwe

Case Study on Improving HIV Testing and Services for OVC: Approaches of the Lea Toto and APHIAplus Nuru Ya Bonde Programs in Kenya

Case Study on Improving HIV Testing and Services for OVC: Approaches of the Yekokeb Berhans Program for Highly Vulnerable Children in Ethiopia

Summary on Key Approaches on Improving HIV Testing and Services for Children Orphaned or made Vulnerable by HIV

Integrating violence against children prevention and response interventions within PEPFAR HIV pediatric testing, care and treatment

Integrated child protection and care and treatment programming

The role of para-social workers in creating community-led approaches to preventing and responding to child abuse

HIV and Caregiver Common Mental Disorder Summary

Should Health-Facility Service Data Alone be Used to Locate The HIV Epidemic?

Improving Livelihood outcomes for people living with HIV

Evaluation of Transitioning an HIV response to Local Ownership in Four Countries

SMILE OVC program uses targeted approach to boost TB case-finding among vulnerable children

Tangible benefits to child wellbeing seen among households participating in Savings and Internal Lending Communities (SILC)

Final Reports

AIDSRelief Guyana Final Report

AIDSRelief Kenya Final Report

AIDSRelief Ethiopia Final Report

AIDSRelief Haiti Final Report

AIDSRelief Nigeria Final Report

AIDSRelief Rwanda Final Report

AIDSRelief South Africa Final Report

AIDSRelief Tanzania Final Report

AIDSRelief Uganda Final Report

AIDSRelief Zambia Final Report

AIDSRelief Final Report

AIDSRelief NigeriaL Strengthening Local Health Networks For Sustainable HIV Care and Treatment

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