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• Project

  Technical Assistance to the Eastern Province Health Office (EPHO) in Zambia to Support Optimized HIV Case Finding, Treatment, Viral Suppression, Retention and HIV Epidemic Control under the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)

  The EPHO project provides technical assistance to the Eastern Provincial Health Office (EPHO) of Zambia to provide scaled, comprehensive and sustainable HIV prevention, care, treatment and support.
• Publication

  Enhanced Peer Outreach Approach and Social Networking Strategy (EPOA/SNS): Orientation Curriculum for Peer Leaders: Facilitator Guide

  This curriculum and facilitator guide provides an orientation for prospective volunteer peer leaders in effective social network-based outreach approaches and Open Door project expectations.
• Publication

  Gender, Sexuality and Sexual Orientation: Training Manual

  This training manual provides a standard approach to gender and human sexuality sensitivity awareness training for service providers involved in key population programming and training in Zambia.
• Publication

  Trainer's Guide: Group Savings and Loan Associations

  This guide will assist trainers to provide a step-by-step approach to self-help groups learning to manage the savings and loan process.
• Publication

  Understanding the Legal Barriers to Accessing HIV/AIDS Services by Key Populations: Findings from Expert Panel Meetings in Zambia, Final Report

  This report describes the legal and policy issues in Zambia that affect key populations in accessing HIV services. It provides recommendations at the programming, policy and legal levels.
• Past Project

  USAID/Zambia Open Doors

  The USAID/Zambia Open Doors project works in targeted provinces to increase access to comprehensive HIV prevention, care and treatment services for key populations.
• Tools

  Menstrual Hygiene Management Toolkit

  This toolkit was designed to help teachers, school health and nutrition coordinators, and other school personnel in Zambia conduct menstrual hygiene programs or activities in their schools to keep girls and female teachers in school.