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GAIA's programs assist communities in Malawi to respond to the devastating effects of the AIDS epidemic. Through our local and community partners, we deliver a variety of life-saving services to people in need with a particular emphasis on Malawi's most vulnerable citizens: women and children.
Our approach to preventing and treating HIV involves strengthening healthcare institutions, improving the delivery of healthcare services and working closely with communities to empower local people, particularly women, in the struggle against HIV.
We have eight core programs that provide life-saving services to communities in need:
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Youth HIV Prevention |
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Creating comprehensive workshops for youth that teach them how HIV is spread and treated, thereby reducing HIV stigma. |
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Orphan Care |
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Distributing Orphan Care Kits to vulnerable village children that include food, vitamins, clothing, blankets, school supplies, and soap. |
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Orphan Education |
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Granting high-school scholarships to orphaned youth, particularly girls, who would otherwise be unable to attend school. |
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Home-Based Care |
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Training villagers in HIV-care strategies and teaching them how to identify fellow villagers who might be HIV-positive and encourage them to be tested. |
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Nursing Scholarships |
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Providing year-long nursing scholarships to young women, many of whom are AIDS orphans. |
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Microfinance for Women |
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Granting small-business loans, on-going training and support to Women Entrepreneurs living in remote villages. |
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Hospital-Based Services |
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Supporting the development of Malawi's healthcare infrastructure by increasing the availability, distribution, and informed use of antiretroviral medications (anti-AIDS drugs), as well as treatment of malaria and tuberculosis. |
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Mobile Health Clinics |
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Supplying rural villagers with integrated healthcare services. |
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