Only people can liberate themselves from HIV & TB, and that is why all people in the communities must know their status.
ADPP-GB works in the whole country with universal access to treatment concerning Gender and Human Rights, and by so doing, people take control of their health, preventing new HIV & TB cases.
ADPP-GB has since 2021 worked in cooperation with the organisations RENAP+GB (The network of the associations from people living with HIV), AGMS (Guinense Agency for Social Marketing), AGUIBEF (Guinean Association for Family Welfare), ENDA (Environment and Development Action in the Third World) the Military and the Ministry of Health in creating awareness about TB and HIV. In 2024, activities were expanded with hepatitis B & C and Syphilis activities.
People have limited access to health services, this situation mostly impacts children and women. ADPP-GB cooperates with partners and communities to facilitate and bridge the gap with the Ministry of Health.
National awareness campaigns in 11 Regions about HIV showed that people’s knowledge has increased compared to 5 years ago. People are willing to know their status, but still much more needs to be done to improve accepting the HIV status and taking the medication. Stigma and discrimination are challenges, which people need to be aware of.
86 HIV-positive mothers support nurses in the health centres to prevent mother-to-child transmission, and 344 pregnant mothers were supported in 2024.
Community Health Workers made a door-to-door campaign, entering 231 households, and 72 children under 5 were submitted for treatment.
Military, Police and agents of Justice trained in TB & HIV prevention and Human rights and gender-based violence.
1.560 patients were supported by 104 activists, who got 155 patients back for treatment.
1.113 people tested and increased their understanding of HIV
2.492 lost treatment patients returned to the health centres
47.119 people reached
Supported by
The Ministry of Health (HIV & TB program Global Fund), Expertise France, UNAIDS, Camões,I.P., GAT, DoD/ DHAPP program and Humana People to People Partners.
