Download Full Report: Impact of the Pause of U.S. Foreign Aid on HIV&TB services in E.A ICWEA conducted a rapid assessment using a mixed methods approach employing both quantitative and…
For Immediate Release : 1st March 2024, Kampala, Uganda “To protect everyone's health, protect everyone's rights”[1] is 2024’s theme for the Zero Discrimination Day. Zero Discrimination Day which is commemorated…
Under the theme "Recognizing your contributions: inspiring young women leaders," the 2023 ICWEA FIERCE Campaign Awards will recognize and celebrate the lives of women living with HIV at all levels, inspiring young women to take up leadership positions and build the movement of women beyond borders.
TB remains the leading cause of death among reproductive-age women living with HIV. Let's work together to prevent and treat TB in women The world commemorates World Tuberculosis (TB) Day…
I am a person who lost my parents before I was 6 years old. I tested positive for HIV two years after my mother passed away. I started working as a maid in my uncle’s home…” narrated Sarah Najjemba (not real name) a resident of Bukwiri, Kyankwanzi district. She continued to say that all her parents’ property was sold off and yet the money did not even take her to school.
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