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The document discusses the work of the India HIV/AIDS Alliance in supporting children affected by AIDS (CAA) in India. It provides several key points: 1) The Alliance works with over 40 NGO/CBO partners across India to provide home-based care and support to over 5,800 people living with HIV/AIDS, 8,500 CAA, and 9,000 affected family members. 2) Programming for CAA focuses on participatory community assessment and review, psychosocial support, education support, and addressing stigma. 3) A study found that 37% of 1,977 CAA interviewed in Andhra Pradesh had lost both parents, highlighting their vulnerabilities.
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The EMPHASIS program is a 5-year initiative funded by the Big Lottery Fund of the UK. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of mobile populations in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal to HIV/AIDS. The program will deliver interventions along two major mobility routes - Bangladesh to India and Nepal to India. It seeks to demonstrate effective models for HIV prevention, care, and support for at-risk mobile groups. The first year involves building knowledge of these populations and their vulnerabilities through research and supporting existing HIV services.
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The EMPHASIS program aims to reduce vulnerability to HIV/AIDS among mobile populations in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. It will deliver targeted interventions along two mobility routes: Bangladesh/India and Nepal/India. The first year will focus on building knowledge about mobile populations and their vulnerabilities. Key processes so far include staff recruitment, workshops to develop a common understanding among partners, and contracting five NGO partners to deliver services and conduct mapping exercises in source, transit, and destination areas along the mobility routes.
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