Stories

Stories

Read the stories about our work, from those who do the work, and our upcoming programs, press releases, and project highlights.

[Police leaders at a LINKAGES training. Photo credit: LINKAGES/MSH]

Peer Educators Sensitize Police to Improve HIV and Gender-Based Violence Services for Sex Workers

[Counselors from Cuidados da Infancia accompany clients to a health facility. Photo credit: LINKAGES/MSH]

A Motivated HIV Counselor Never Gives up on Her Clients

[A provincial antiretroviral therapy nurse, peer educator, and MWENHO peer navigator gather after a training. Photo credit: LINKAGES/MSH]

Peer Navigators Promote Positive Living for Key Populations with HIV

[Role playing activity at a violence prevention and response workshop. Photo credit: LINKAGES/MSH]

Addressing Gender-Based Violence Included in Minimum Package of HIV Services for Female Sex Workers in Luanda

[Participants gather at a violence prevention and response action planning workshop with representatives of the government, health facilities, and local partner organization, ASCAM, in Luanda, Angola. Photo credit: LINKAGES/MSH]

Police Become Allies in Protecting Key Populations

Management Sciences for Health Recognizes Achievements in Angola’s Fight Against HIV and AIDS

Arlington, VA, and Luanda, Angola—September 5, 2019—Management Sciences for Health (MSH) announced today the conclusion of its work supporting Angola’…

[Photo credit: LINKAGES/MSH]

Ensuring the Safety of Community Outreach Workers is Critical to HIV Programs

[A FOJASSIDA peer educator and lay counselor. Photo credit: LINKAGES/MSH]

Changing Hearts and Minds: Fighting Discrimination and HIV

A multidrug-resistant TB patient from Kitgum, Uganda. He lost his job because of his illness. Photo credit: Diana Tumuhairwe/MSH

Photo Essay: Linking Ugandan Communities to Tuberculosis Care

Accelerating empowerment of female sex workers in Angola

Reaching key populations with prevention, care, and treatment services is critical to Angola’s fight against HIV. Weekly peer support groups for femal…

[MSH staff member, Christopher Ogar, verifies information from a HIV testing services register with facility staff at General Hospital Suleija in Niger state, Nigeria.] {Photo credit: Aor Ikyaabo/MSH}

Volunteer Escorts in Nigeria: A Key Link to HIV Treatment and Care

Transforming the Health System in South Sudan

Leadership, Management, and Governance