January 2013 – Under the USAID Community Care Program (CCP), FHI 360 conducted a baseline assessment of communities and their interactions with health care services to assist CCP in further understanding the health services needed by the communities served.
2011 — This manual describes detailed steps and standards for setting up drop-in centers with quality services for female sex workers.
2007 — This document provides key topics, methods and materials for conducting interactive outreach sessions among female sex workers. Disclaimer: This publication was created under FHI. In July 2011, FHI became FHI 360.
2009 — This document presents survey result from a behavioral risk survey of HIV/sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among female sex workers in six “hot spot” provinces of Laos — areas with consistently higher HIV/STI prevalence.
2010 — These brochures describe services at FHI 360-supported drop-in centers from 2006 to 2012. In 2013, the drop-in centers continued to operate through funding support from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Disclaimer: These publications were created under FHI. In July 2011, FHI became FHI 360.
April 2012 — FHI 360 and Yayasan Dian Desa, an Indonesian organization, conducted a field assessment in two villages where improved cookstove technology had been introduced, but where adoption of the technology differed. The assessment identifies both the social drivers that facilitated adoption of improved cookstoves and factors that inhibited their use.
September 2012 — Strategic Framework for Malaria Communication at the Country Level: 2012–2017 is the work of several stakeholders and partners working to better integrate communication into malaria control and chart out a research, implementation and evaluation agenda for the next five years. They include: President’s Malaria Initiative, FHI 360’s C-Change project, International Federation of Red Cross and Red…
September 2012 — The C-Bulletins were developed by C-Change for communication practitioners who develop and adapt SBCC materials and activities for audiences with lower literacy skills. Each bulletin offers practical, how-to assistance and a list of additional resources.
May 2012 — Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) for Frontline Health Care Workers is a learning package for use in face-to-face workshops with nurses, community health extension workers, and HIV counselors on SBCC and interpersonal communication (IPC). The package comprises a Facilitator’s Guide and a Participant Handout Packet with worksheets.