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6Annual Report 2010World Vision Uganda continued to fight HIV/AIDS and improve the lives of peopleliving with HIV/AIDS through: 72: the number of associations ofpeople living with HIV/AIDS (PHAs)that WVU worked with 77: the number of HIV/AIDS dramagroups that WVU trained and workedwith. 100: the number of PHAs whoreceived food supplements fromWVU. 139: the number of associationsthat worked as HIV/AIDS partnerswith WVU. 229: the number of HIV/AIDScounselors trained by WVU. 3, 782: the number of PHAswho registered and received regularassistance from WVU 4,359: the number of PHAs thatwere linked to ARV providers. 4,465: the number of outof-schoolchildren reached withprevention/life skills messages. 4, 477: the number of motherssupported under the Preventionof Mother to Child Transmission(PMTCT) of HIV/AIDS campaign. 42,185: number of peoplesupported with voluntary counselingand testing services. 43,842: the number of schoolchildren reached with HIV/AIDSmessages.Specifically in Northern Uganda, through theNorthern Uganda Malaria, AIDS andTuberculosis (NUMAT) Programme, WVUcontinued to assist communities to receive qualityHIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and malaria prevention, careand treatment services as illustrated by the numbersbelow: 10,000: number of clients whoreceived anti-retroviral treatment. 79,000: number of pregnantmothers who received prevention ofmother to child transmission of HIV/AIDS services. 200,000: the number of peoplewho received HIV/AIDS testingservices. 250,000: the number of peoplewho received HIV/AIDS messages.The above-mentioned targets were achieved byworking with and through the following partners: National Tuberculosis and Leprosy ControlProgramme National AIDS Control Programme World Health Organization International Union Against TB and Lung Disease Local Governments