Tools and guides
Group activity to illustrate the ways in which HIV can be spread in a community
2016 Available in French, English, Portuguese and Spanish
Tools about HIV and wider health issues, including care and drug addiction
This tool uses an interactive exercise to show how HIV and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can spread in a community.
It then leads into a discussion about HIV transmission, personal risk and getting tested for HIV, helping members of the group to think about the risks and implications that HIV might have for them personally.
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Available in 2 languages
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Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
A brief explanation of ‘Masculinité, Famille, et Foi’, an adaptation of Transforming Masculinities
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
The MFF programme aims to reduce rates of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and improve family planning
Tools and guides
Promoting respectful relationships, equitable communities and family planning
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
A brief explanation of ‘Masculinité, Famille, et Foi’, an adaptation of Transforming Masculinities
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
The MFF programme aims to reduce rates of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and improve family planning
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