HIV and AIDS
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HIV is one of the largest and most complex threats to human health the world has ever known. Great stigma compounds already tragic physical consequences. And in the developing world, poverty itself is both a cause and an effect of a pandemic that is devastating the physical, social, and economic health of entire regions. People around the world continue to suffer and die from this disease, which often robs them of family, social networks, and ways to make a living. Young women bear the greatest risk of infection and the burden of caring for the ill. But many people have found ways to live with dignity despite their HIV status, and CRS works to replicate that success. More. |
HIV/AIDS publications by subject |
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Featured publications and other resources
- The Site Capacity Assessment (SCA) Tool
- The Faithful House: Building Strong Families to Affirm Life and Avoid Risk
- Gender: The Key to Successful Programming
- Psychosocial Care and Counseling for HIV-Infected Children and Adolescents: A Training Curriculum
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An overview of CRS' work to prevent and mitigate HIV and AIDS around the world. HTML | PDF | |
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A self-report measure meant for individuals aged 13-18 that provides a fast, easy method of securing data about the overall wellbeing of children in OVC programs. HTML | PDF | e-book (EPUB) | Kindle (MOBI) | Flash | |
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HIV/AIDS publications by type (complete list)
- Best/promising practices
- Brochures
- Case studies
- Evaluations/assessments
- Fact sheets
- Guidelines
- Innovations in CRS programming
- Manuals/user guides
- Papers
- Posters
- Presentations
- Training
- Videos