HIV & AIDS

C-Change Namibia developed the MCP picture codes flip chart which field workers and volunteers are using to create conversations for behavior change that focus on the drivers of the HIV epidemic. Contents of the flip chart can form part of a comprehensive HIV behavior change curriculum or be used as a stand-alone material.

** Please note this is a very large file (almost 70MB) due to the high quality photos used in the flip chart. This file may take a long time to download depending on the speed of your internet connection. **

In July 2010, C-Change began working in Jamaica in partnership with the government and civil society sector to strengthen and scale up the HIV prevention response  for most-at-risk-populations (MARP). MARPs include men who have sex with men (MSM) and sex workers (SW)--groups that are also vulnerable to human rights abuses.

C-Change recently completed a 4-day training in Namibia for 20 people from three local organizations on monitoring and evaluation (M&E) and data collection methods and ethics around their HIV prevention work. This was the first of a four-part capacity strengthening series aimed at improving agencies’ ability to monitor outcomes and results of their programs.