Facilitator Guide - EngenderHealth

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Steps1. Explain that in this session we will explore the special needs and concerns of HIV-positivewomen during pregnancy and in the post-partum period and how these issues mayimpact access to treatment and care for these women.2. Divide the participants into two groups. Refer to handouts ‘A’ and ‘B’ for this session.Explain thatGroup 1 must use only the sections titledA. What is PPTCT?B. When to give ART to pregnant women?Group 2 must use only the sections titledC. Special precautions in pregnant womenD. Adherence in pregnant and post-partum women.Facilitator Guide4Adherence to Treatment for HIV3. Each group has to prepare a presentation for the other group on their sections. Thepresentation should be interactive, e.g., a quiz, a mock interview, a game, and mustnot be longer than 10 minutes.4. Each group performs its presentation. Ensure that the groups remain within the 10-minute limit. After each presentation, use five minutes for comments and debriefingon the main issues.5. Ask participants: What have you learned from this session that is useful foryour work?114
4SECTION 4SUPPORTING CLIENTS ON ARTSession 4.5: NutritionTrainer 's notesObjectivesBy the end of this session participants will be able• To develop simple recipes for a healthy, nutritional and balanced diet.MethodologyLecture, group presentationRecommended TimeMaterialsSteps30 minutes• Flip chart• Markers• Tape• Participant's manual Session 4.5-Handout ‘A’: Healthy food1. Explain that we are going to explore how people living with HIV can eat nutritiouslyand economically for optimal health. Begin by asking the group to identify types offood that are healthy and nutritious. To help them, provide a list of four headingsin which to classify these healthy food:Carbohydrates (rice, wheat), Proteins (pulses, egg, meat), Fats (oil, ghee), and Vitaminsand Minerals (vegetables, fruits, dates).List these foods on a sheet of flip chart paper. Quickly review Handout A: ‘Healthyfood’, which provides examples of types of important food.Facilitator Guide4Adherence to Treatment for HIV115
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TABLE OF CONTENTSPREFACEi - iiACKNO
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PREFACEWith funding from the Global
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSWe acknowledge with
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ABBREVIATIONSARTCD4GFATMIVDUMSMNNRT
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ABOUT THE FACILITATOR GUIDEThe Faci
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ABOUT THE PARTICIPANT MANUALThe Par
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SCHEDULE FOR DAY 1Session Title and
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