MASYAP takes part in community peer educator training on HIV
Umunthu Foundation invited MASYAP to a three-day training on HIV prevention, treatment and care under the Blantyre Fast-Track Cities project.
Umunthu Foundation (UMUFO), a human rights and HIV organisation, ran a Community Peer Educator training on HIV prevention, treatment and care under the Blantyre Fast-Track Cities project, with the International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC) and IAPAC. The training took place at Amaryllis Hotel, Blantyre, from 2 to 4 March 2021, and Umunthu Foundation invited MASYAP to take part.
Aim of the training
To strengthen the capacity of communities of people living with HIV to promote equal access to HIV prevention, care, treatment and support services in fast-track cities.
Facilitators
- Mrs Hellen Etiya’ale, Programme Officer, ITPC Global (Botswana)
- Mr Bactrin Kilingo, ITPC (Kenya)
- Mrs Jenifer Zimba, Ministry of Health
- Mr Michael Alibi, IAPAC (Malawi)
- Mr David Odali, UMUFO (Malawi)
