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  • University of the West Indies HIV/AIDS Response Programme (UWI HARP)

    The University of the West Indies HIV/AIDS Response Programme (UWI HARP) was established in August 2001 to provide research and capacity building services to the University community, and the Caribbean as it pertains to HIV/AIDS. Since its inception, UWI HARP has grown as an umbrella organization, and has gained recognition in the regional response, as a partner agency within PANCAP.

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  • University of the West Indies Health Centre

    Findings of risk assessment studies on The University of the West Indies’ student population indicated the need for an intervention programme to engage the community in HIV/STI risk reduction strategies as well as related health policies. This need brought about the launch of The University Health Centre’s Sexual Safety Initiative on October 4, 2007. The initiative is aimed at empowering students to make informed decisions concerning their sexual safety which includes condom skills, HIV/AIDS information and referral for counselling & testing services.

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  • Jamaica Red Cross

    Over the past 20 years, the Jamaica Red Cross has executed various programmes locally and regionally to arrest and mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS. The Jamaica Red Cross is a part of the International Red Cross Movement consisting of over 186 national societies across the globe. With the aim of “improving the lives of the vulnerable through developing capacity to mobilize critical resources and promote humanitarian activities”, the Jamaica Red Cross is guided by 7 fundamental principles of Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Service, Unity and Universality.

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  • SUSTAINING LIFE THROUGH HIV/AIDS PREVENTION AND CONTROL

    Unfortunately, persons with disabilities are left out of the many initiatives by both government and the non-government organisations (NGO), to educate the population on the HIV/AIDS virus.
    This exclusion was often due to a lack of knowledge on the part of programme developers about the specific needs of these persons. As a result, the project “Sustaining Life through HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control”, which is in its third phase, was developed and implemented.

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