ABBA RPC (Addressing the Balance of Burden in HIV/AIDS)
Building economic, health and social capabilities adolescents threatened by HIV and AIDS - The Siyakha Nentsha (“Building with Young People”) program in KwaZulu-Natal
Building health, social and economic capabilities among adolescents threatened by HIV and AIDS - The Siyakha Nentsha (Building with Young People) program in KwaZulu-Natal
Building economic, health and social capabilities among adolescents threatened by HIV and AIDS: The Siyakha Nentsha (“Building with Young People”) program in KwaZulu-Natal
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Countdown to 2015, Challenging Orthodoxies on SRH and HIV meeting: Can financial education and social support enhance the effectiveness of an adolescent HIV prevention program? Evidence from the Siyakha Nentsha program in KwaZulu-Natal
Can financial education and social support enhance the effectiveness of an adolescent HIV prevention program? Evidence from the Siyakha Nentsha program in KwaZulu-Natal
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We study the social, economic & institutional factors that make HIV/AIDS a particular threat to poor & vulnerable groups. We assist governments & organisations in Africa to use research to strengthen policies & programmes.