Webinar
Shaping futures: The social service sector's transformative role in supporting children & adolescents living with HIV
August 08, 2023
OVC and AGYW, Health, HIV/AIDS
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This is a recording of a webinar that took place August 3, 2023. Pact, in partnership with the South Africa Department of Social Development, discussed the vital role of the social service sector in meeting the needs of children and adolescents living with HIV (C/ALHIV). This 60-minute webinar:
- Highlights the Department of Social Development’s Guidelines for Social Service Practitioners developed to support pediatric case identification and promote viral load suppression among C/ALHIV.
- Spotlights best practices and multidisciplinary approaches developed through the implementation of these guidelines.
- Presents the impact of these supportive services on C/ALHIV.
Please note that some presentations were slightly disrupted during the webinar because of connectivity issues. Presentation slides can be viewed here.
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