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In Mozambique, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is funding JSI to build the capacity of the country’s National HIV and AIDS Council (CNCS) in social and behavior change communication (SBCC). Specifically, JSI will support the CNCS to strengthen the national HIV and AIDS communication strategy, develop a monitoring and evaluation tool…
The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) has worked for more than two decades to develop and disseminate strategies and interventions that address barriers to care and engagement faced by RWHAP clients, reduce HIV related disparities and health inequities, and improve health outcomes across the HIV care continuum. While this portfolio of strategies and interventions continues…
JSI is the program evaluator of the Hampton University Men’s Violence Prevention Project (The Promise Program), a strength-based, culturally- and family-centered violence prevention program for African American males, ages 12-25. The overall goal of this program is to help African American males to: achieve their greatest potential as healthy, self-sufficient, and productive members of their…
The Community HIV/AIDS Technical Assistance and Training for Planning project (Planning CHATT) builds the capacity of Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Part A planning councils and planning bodies (PC/PB) across the U.S. to fulfill their legislative responsibilities, strengthen consumer engagement, and increase the involvement of community providers in HIV service delivery planning. Through Planning CHATT, JSI…
JSI and its partners propose to answer a research question that is key to maximizing the role that markets can play to support improved nutrition, especially in the first 1000 days: Can market-centered interventions successfully increase the intake of animal-sourced foods (ASFs) in children 6 – 23 months of age in Tigray, Ethiopia? Leveraging the…
Under the Partnerships Plus project, JSI is supporting programs that are improving the health of their communities, especially related to children in adversity and habilitation/rehabilitation. JSI is providing grants management and capacity-building expertise to support local organizations and ultimately improve access to early childhood services, protective family care, and support for inclusion and disability-related challenges. Partnerships…
The Ethiopian Federal Ministry of Health has committed to improving levels of measles population immunity in the country by introducing a second dose of measles vaccine (MCV2) into the routine immunization schedule. Based on JSI’s knowledge and experience with MCV2 vaccination introduction in the second year of life in other countries, JSI is providing technical…
Global health funders and practitioners are searching for innovative approaches to meeting the health needs of women in developing countries. Core offers new framing for understanding women's life-course journeys toward health and well-being, as well as human-centered design (HCD) led processes to identify and test solutions for meeting women’s sexual and reproductive health (SRH) needs…
Since 2008, JSI has developed and launched multiple statewide marketing campaigns for the State of NH to promote awareness and utilization of QuitNowNH.org and 1-800-QUIT-NOW services. Campaigns have been targeted over the years to the general NH population, low socioeconomic status individuals, and women of childbearing age. In SFY18 and SFY19 JSI researched and developed…
Through funding from Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, JSI provides technical assistance to the Government of South Sudan's Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) to strengthen the immunization program, increase demand generation, and improve access. JSI has been supporting the Republic of South Sudan's priority activities since 2013, in response to technical assistance needs identified by the…
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