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The JSI approach to combating HIV is to work with individuals, communities, and organizations to support “getting to zero”: No new infections, no deaths, and no stigma. With nearly three decades of work in HIV, both in the United States and internationally, JSI and our partners work together to reduce new infections, increase access to treatment and care services, and address stigma and discrimination, JSI staff are committed to reducing the spread and impact of HIV and have the expertise to improve systems and impact of HIV and have the expertise to improve systems and services toward those goals. Our support is context-specific and responsive to locally-identified needs. Interventions are always based on proven best practices and are integrated into existing clinical social support program activities. Our integrated approach, linking HIV prevention, treatment, and support with broader health and social support to target those at greatest risk for acquiring HIV, those living with the virus, and those affected by its consequences. The time to act is now. There are new approaches and information which could effectively diminish the impact of HIV in the United States and around the world. JSI remains committed to meeting that challenge by working with those at greatest risk and impacted most profoundly, to take advantage of these opportunities. This site contains HIV information that may not be appropriate for all audiences. |
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Zambia SHARe II: Leadership, Partnership & Workplace HIV/AIDS Project
JSI is strengthening the organizational and technical capacity of the Zambian government and organizations to sustain the response to HIV, strengthening and expanding leadership involvement as well as HIV/AIDS workplace programs. |
AIDSTAR-One (AIDS Support & Technical Assistance Resources)
AIDSTAR-One synthesizes and disseminates scientific research and models of successful program implementation in all areas of HIV, and provides targeted technical assistance to build effective, sustainable programs. |
Supply Chain Management System (SCMS)
JSI and its partners strengthen global procurement and distribution systems for essential HIV&AIDS medicines and supplies in 20 countries, leading to lowered costs and better availability in some of the hardest to reach areas of the world. |
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Creating demand for safe male circumcision procedures in rural communities
JSI's STAR-EC project implements a comprehensive initiative to promote Safe Male Circumcision procedures in an effort to improve health outcomes and reduce the spread of HIV in East Central Uganda. |
Restoring dignity for people with AIDS
JSI's Technical Assistance to the New Partners Initiative strengthens systems, staff, and services at an HIV care clinic in East London, South Africa. |
Introducing communities to their health workers brings enthusiastic response
Local leaders in Debremarkos town, Ethiopia help pave the way in their communities for Health Extension Workers from the Urban Health Extension Program to conduct important data collection drives and link residents to public health facilities. |
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