1. KEMRI – UCSF FACES Program Jun 2013 1

2.  Launched in September 2004 in Nairobi, Kenya and March 2005 in Kisumu, Nyanza Province, Kenya ◦ PEPFAR funded through CDC  Goal ◦ Strengthen local healthcare systems to increase high-quality, comprehensive HIV prevention, care, and treatment services  Technical Support in partnership with Ministry of Health (MoH)  Service Provision by the MOH  Program areas  PMTCT, PITC, VMMC, CCSP  Care & Treatment, TB/HIV Program Overview 2

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4. HIV Care & Treatment Care & ART Sites 4 125

5. HIV Care & Treatment Enrollment 5 Cumulative in care: 133,355 Active in care: 77,097 Cumulative on ART: 60,214 Active on ART: 47,041

6. 6 132 PMTCT Sites Supported

7. 7 "The doctors really supported me. They told me to adhere to my medications and clinic dates. I followed everything they told me and today I am here with my baby graduating and my baby is HIV negative. I don’t know what to tell all the doctors here the only thing I can say is that God bless you” Mother of a graduating HEI Nyanza districts organized successful HIV exposed infant graduation ceremonies Celebrated over 300 infants completing 18 months of follow-up with HIV negative status HEI currently in follow up also attended; motivation for continued follow up The celebration included entertainment by the children’s club members; gifts for the mothers and children; interactive forums to share experiences and lessons learned among moms; and speeches by district officials. There were health talks on best practices for feeding, antenatal visits, immunization, hospital delivery, family planning and male involvement as well.

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9. 9 137 Testing Sites Supported

10. 10 Community Mobilization Group Education Clinical Team 23 supported sites

11.  45 facilities in Nyanza supported  13,045 women screened and managed for since 2007 ◦ 4,624 women screened in the past year (Jul’12- Jun’13) among which 244 screened positive and were treated and referred accordingly 11 Cryotherapy at Mbita District Hospital

12. 12 Community Engagement World AIDS Day – Getting to Zero Participated in the large procession from the Kondele ground to the Jomo Kenyatta Sports Ground Dr. Oyaro, FACES Country Director singing his Pata Pata song, which has an eliminating MTCT theme Kisumu Marathon – 300 participants including 30 program members. Rongo hosted its first World AIDS Day Run as well  Mobilization  IEC materials  Blood donations  Testing  Testimonials  Display Stand  Procession  Entertainment  Marathon

13. 13 Community Engagement World AIDS Day – Getting to Zero  Mobilization  IEC materials  Blood donations  Testing  Testimonials  Display Stand  Entertainment  Grandma Obama in attendance

14.  Family Model of Care  Decentralization  Integration of Services ◦ FP, HAART, TB services  Task Shifting ◦ Lay workers ◦ Nurses  Hiring through the Ministry of Health  Electronic Medical Records System  Mentorship for the MoH staff  ULIZA HIV Clinicians Hotline  Defaulter Management 14

15.  Greater Involvement of PLWAs- Support Groups  Community Strategy Support  More GoK Involvement and Healthcare System Strengthening  Platform for PHEs/studies ◦ Cervical cancer screening and prevention ◦ TB prevention in children ◦ Shamba Maisha (Agriculture-microfinance intervention) ◦ SHAIP ( Study of HIV and Antenatal care Integration into HIV clinic) ◦ FP integration study ◦ MaMas (Maternity in Migori and Aids Stigma Study) ◦ The HIV Neurology Study 15

16.  CDC  Ministry of Health  City council of Kisumu  FACES (KEMRI-UCSF) staff  Other stakeholders (AED, Concern, UNICEF)  Patients and their families 16