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Women's Treatment Literacy ToolkitPublication Date2005 SummaryThis toolkit aims to provide girls and women with accurate and relevant information on accessing antiretroviral treatment, adhering to treatment, and supporting their counterparts. It seeks to address the unique HIV/AIDS treatment concerns of girls and women including, among other topics, reproductive and sexual health choices, post-exposure prophylaxis, the effects of antiretroviral drugs on women's physical and emotional health, and prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission. Twelve information sheets include such subjects as when to begin treatment, whether to begin taking treatment or not, how to stay on treatment, what to do when staying on treatment becomes difficult, and how to support others on treatment.
The tools include: information sheets, posters, activity/discussion cards, a calendar, a brochure, an audiocassette and lists of additional resource materials. The audiocassette is for use with women who have low literacy levels and visual impairment. The toolkit is currently available in English, Shona and Ndebele. Both the English and Shona versions are available for PDF download through the Southern Africa HIV and AIDS Information Dissemination Service (SAfAIDS) website. Please contact SAfAIDS at the contact address below for more information on the Ndebele version. Click here for access to the English version of this toolkit. Click here for access to the Shona version of this toolkit. PublisherLanguagesEnglish, Shona, and Ndebele. ContactSAfAIDS - Zimbabwe Country Office
17 Beveridge Road
Avondale Harare
Zimbabwe
Tel: +(263 4) 336193/4 307898
Fax: +(263 4) 336195
SourceYouth InfoNet 27, September 15 2006. Placed on the Communication Initiative site November 01 2006 Last Updated August 07 2008 How useful did you find the knowledge and contacts on this page to your work? Post your comments (review comments from others below):COMMENTS POSTED |
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