National Association of Student Living with HIV/AIDS in Nepal
Date: 01 February 2024 Notice: Scholarship Program for Students Affected by HIV in the Family We are pleased to announce a scholarship program aimed at supporting students whose family members are affected by HIV. The scholarship is intended to provide educational assistance to those facing the challenges associated with HIV within their families. Selection Criteria: …
Notice: Scholarship Program for Students Affected by HIV in the Family We are pleased to announce a scholarship program aimed at supporting students whose family members are affected by HIV. The scholarship is intended to provide educational assistance to those facing the challenges associated with HIV within their families. Selection Criteria: – The scholarship is …
We unite disciplines, sectors and people at all levels to drive progress in the HIV response. We build trust by sharing knowledge and being transparent. We hold ourselves individually responsible for the collective excellence of our work. We follow the science and promote evidence-based dialogue. We intentionally seek out data to inform our attitudes, decisions …
Put people first We are independent and ultimately accountable to people living with and affected by HIV. We weigh and measure our actions against their impact on people’s lives. We champion an environment that empowers all to be part of the conversation. We respect the lived experiences of all and foster a diversity of perspectives.
Addressing the HIV epidemic in Nepal requires immediate action and long‐term continuity and sustainability. The following actions are essential: -Use data (e.g. behavioral and size estimation) to enhance strategic prioritization and resource allocation. -Demonstrate the need for an expanded and coherent response. Also strengthen management for effective collaboration and coordination between stakeholders (government, development partners, …
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS IN NEPAL
A Situation Assessment of Children Infected & Affected by AIDS (CABA in Nepal)
In developing nations like Nepal, there is often a sharp divide between urban areas (which are beginning to access and enjoy the technological and economic advances available in industrialized nations) and the rural areas (where infrastructure—like roads, running water, electrical connectivity, and internet access—does not yet exist to allow those advances to spread equitably). Parents …
People living with HIV/AIDS in Nepal face social isolation, medical neglect, and physical and emotional abandonment. Though the Nepali government offers HIV medication and other treatment programs free of charge, these services are difficult to access for patients in remote villages. Some hospitals still refuse care to affected people. Many children only receive a diagnosis …
