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IMPAACT4HIV

On this page, explore how research drives progress in AHD care — with access to key studies, clinical trial results, guidelines, and insights shaping policy and practice across sub-Saharan Africa.

This page offers clinical resources, training tools, patient support, policy content, multimedia, and accessibility features — all designed to support comprehensive care and education.

Advanced HIV Disease Pocket Reference for Community Healthworkers

This Is a reference book for all communities, community health workers, and partners involved in the HIV response. It provides practical guide to support a holistic response to Advanced HIV disease in children and adults. Recommendations are guided by the WHO and informed by emerging lessons on community engagement on the IMPAACT4HIV project. This guide […]

The Advanced HIV Community Advocacy Toolkit 2026

The Community Engagement and Advocacy Toolkit is designed to equip community organizations, advocates, peer supporters, and civil society partners with practical knowledge, tools, and strategies to strengthen community-led responses to Advanced HIV Disease (AHD). It supports meaningful engagement with communities, promotes early identification and linkage to care, strengthens advocacy for equitable access to quality AHD […]

From Evidence to Action: Using Community-Led Monitoring to Strengthen AHD Services

Country & district/site: Mozambique – Matola Provincial Hospital and Manhiça Health CentreOrganisation: MATRAMMain AHD area: CLM/Advocacy, AHD Identification, Health Systems Strengthening What Was the Problem? While many people living with HIV were receiving antiretroviral treatment, community members continued to report concerns about the quality and completeness of Advanced HIV Disease services. There was limited information […]

Beyond the Clinic Walls – When Survival Comes Before Health

Country & Site South Africa – Khuma, Stilfontein Organisation Lefika La Ka Main AHD Area Referral & Linkage, CLM/Advocacy What Was the Problem? As part of community tracing activities, the Lefika La Ka team was working to locate individuals who had interrupted HIV treatment and were no longer attending health facilities for medication collection. The […]

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