Nutrition and HIV/AIDS: A Training Manual - Linkages Project

Recommended preparation• Be familiar with Lecture Notes 4: HIV/AIDS, Household Food Security, andNutritional Care and Support and Handouts 4.1 and 4.2.• Be prepared to divide participants into pairs for the role-plays and group workin Exercise 4. Use foods and situations appropriate for the country context.Materials providedPowerPoint Presentations• PowerPoint 4/overhead presentation: Food Security Components in HIV/AIDSNutritional Care and SupportHandout• Handout 4: Steps for Addressing Food Security in the Nutritional Care andSupport Counseling ProcessAdditional resources on CD• HIV/AIDS Mitigation: Using What We Already Know• A Review of Household and Community Responses to the HIV/AIDS Epidemic inRural sub-Saharan Africa• Effective Food and Nutrition Policy Responses to HIV/AIDS: What We Know andWhat We Need to KnowSuggested reading materialsBarnett, T, and G Rugalema. 2001. HIV/AIDS: A critical health and developmentissue. In The unfinished agenda: Perspectives on overcoming hunger, poverty, andenvironmental degradation, session 7. Washington: International Food PolicyResearch Institute (IFPRI).65