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The integrated programme strategies Incorporating HIV/AIDS prevention into food and nutrition programmes Strategy 1 Incorporation into a general food distribution of activities designed to promote community engagement and action around HIV/AIDS prevention Strategy 2 Incorporation of HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention activities into a supplementary feeding programme Strategy 3 Incorporation of HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention activities into a therapeutic feeding programme Strategy 4 Incorporation into a school feeding programme of activities designed to promote knowledge and engagement around HIV/AIDS among young people Incorporating care and support for HIV/AIDS-affected, vulnerable groups into food/nutrition programmes Strategy 5 Modification of a general food distribution programme to better meet the needs of people affected by HIV/AIDS Strategy 6 Modification of a supplementary feeding programme to better meet the needs of population subgroups affected by HIV/AIDS Strategy 7 Support for HIV/AIDS-affected families and children through a school feeding programme Strategy 8 Support for HIV/AIDS-affected families and children through provision of a complementary ration to foster families and orphanages Strategy 9 Support for the establishment of home gardens and agricultural plots for PLWHA and HIV/AIDS-affected families Strategy 10 Support for income-generating activities, microcredit and community banking, training and other capacity-building activities for PLWHA and HIV/AIDS-affected families Strategy 11 Support for food-for-work (FFW) projects that employ or directly assist PLWHA and HIV/AIDS-affected families Strategy 12 Support to enable and encourage participation by HIV-infected individuals in community groups formed by PLWHA Incorporating food and nutrition support into health care and treatment services for people living with HIV/AIDS Strategy 13 Establishment of an inpatient hospital/clinic feeding programme with nutrition education Strategy 14 Establishment of a hospital/clinic demonstration garden with nutrition education Strategy 15 Integration of a supplementary ration and nutrition education into a home-based care programme Strategy 16 Integration of a supplementary ration and nutrition education into an antiretroviral therapy programme Incorporating food and nutrition resources to support training and capacity-building activities to clinic-based and community-based care providers Strategy 17 Support for training and other capacity-building activities for formal and traditional health care providers Strategy 18 Support for training and other capacity-building activities for community resource persons who can play a vital role in HIV/AIDS prevention efforts Incorporating food and nutrition resources to support the establishment or continuation of community-level HIV/AIDS-related activities Strategy 19 Support to community health volunteers engaged in HIV/AIDS prevention or caring for PLWHA and HIV/AIDS-affected families Strategy 20 Support to community awareness and mobilization activities of PLWHA 11
Epidemiological and situational assessments should be used for planning integrated programme strategies in refugee settings: Emergency Food Distribution and Nutrition Activities Food for Training, Capacity Building, and Institutional Support Activities 12 HIV/AIDS Prevention Programme objective: To equip intended beneficiaries of emergency food distribution and nutrition programmes with essential information about HIV/AIDS risk and prevention. Evidence from assessment that programme may be justified: Strategies: Strategies 1-4 • Estimated HIV prevalence rates may be low but at risk of rapid rise (e.g., higher prevalence in host population, behavioural risk factors) and lack of knowledge about HIV/AIDS contributes to risk Programme objective: To build the capacity of HIV/AIDS prevention and education volunteers, PLWHA groups and other valuable community resource persons to effectively undertake HIV/AIDS prevention activities through the use of food and/or related resources. Evidence from assessment that programme may be justified: Strategies: Strategies 18-20 • Minimum food needs are already met; and • Estimated HIV prevalence rates may be low but at risk of rapid rise (e.g., higher prevalence in host population, behavioural risk factors) and lack of knowledge about HIV/AIDS contributes to risk; and • Community-supported HIV/AIDS prevention groups exist but need external support and training/capacity building until local sustainable solutions are found; and • Food is an appropriate resource to use for this external support
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