Mozambique
Low-level conflict in central Mozambique has displaced communities along border areas, reducing access to healthcare. General healthcare provision has been affected by a reduced health budget, resulting in shortages of health staff and drug supplies.
Despite ambitious plans to roll out ‘test and start’ to provide immediate treatment to everyone diagnosed with HIV, Mozambique is struggling to respond to an epidemic now affecting 11.5 per cent of adults.
In Maputo, we provide care for HIV patients who need second- or third-line antiretroviral (ARV) treatment and treatment for co-morbidities like Kaposi’s sarcoma or viral hepatitis.
Comprehensive care is also available for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) and extensively drug-resistant TB. We also treat patients with hepatitis C through a treatment programme that began in 2016.
We also provide obstetric care in rural areas and improve access to health services for communities affected by conflict in Morrumbala and Mossurize districts.
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HIV/AIDS
Towards Peer-Led HIV and SRH Services for Sex Workers and Men Having Sex with Men
Report
23 Jul 2018
HIV/AIDS
Meeting the specific needs of key populations living with HIV
Project Update
23 Jul 2018
Mozambique
Reaching out to sex workers in the Beira corridor
Project Update
2 Jun 2016
Malawi
Humanitarian standards not reachable for more than 5,800 Mozambican refugees in Kapise camp
Voices from the Field
17 Feb 2016
Mozambique
Crisis Update - 16 February 2016
Project Update
17 Feb 2016
HIV/AIDS
HIV: Antiretroviral drugs fail to consistently reach patients in countries most affected by HIV/AIDS
Report
30 Nov 2015