Resource Type: Guide, manual or tool

  • Social and Behavior Change Tools for People Living With HIV

    2011 – These social and behavior change tools were designed by the Strengthening HIV/AIDS Response Partnership and Evidenced-Based Results (SHARPER) project, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, to help reduce HIV transmission among people living with HIV. A sample of tools produced under SHARPER includes: Introduction: Overview of My Life: Positive Living Toolkit…

  • One-on-One Communication for Risk Reduction: A Tool for Working with Girls and Boys 12–17 Years Old

    2012 — This communication tool is designed to be used in one-on-one communication sessions with youth ages 12–17 to raise their awareness of HIV risks and to promote the adoption of risk reduction behaviors to avoid HIV, sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy. This tool provides a step-by-step process for behavior change and was developed to be…

  • Aunties and Uncles: A Home-Based Adult Mentoring Program for Orphans and Vulnerable Children

    2012 — The Aunties and Uncles program in Botswana was established under the Basha Lesedi project to help vulnerable children and youth, including orphans, live happier and healthier lives by supporting adults within their communities to act as mentors. FHI 360’s Star Model of Service and Support — which adopts a holistic and integrated approach to…

  • Basha Lesedi Project, Radio Drama Listener Discussion Group: Facilitators Guide (PDFs in English and Setswana)

    2012 — The Basha Lesedi radio program was one of the key interventions under the Basha Lesedi project. The radio program and this listener discussion group guide strive to generate and sustain dialogue among youths and adults on issues, including HIV, that are considered sensitive in most of Botswana. Project experts intend this guide to help…

  • Social and Behavior Change Tools for Female Sex Workers

    2011 – These social and behavior change tools were designed by the Strengthening HIV/AIDS Response Partnership and Evidenced-Based Results (SHARPER) project, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, to help reduce HIV transmission among female sex workers and build leadership skills among women. A sample of tools produced under SHARPER includes: Training Manual for Peer…

  • HIV Voluntary Counseling and Testing in Egypt: A Reference Guide for Counselors (PDFs in English and Arabic)

    2006 – This guide was developed to support health care providers in ensuring the delivery of high-quality HIV and AIDS counseling and to build the capacity of other service providers to deliver care and support for people living with HIV.

  • Training of Trainers Manual for Health Care Providers ‎(Arabic)

    2010 — FHI 360 developed this manual to instruct trainers — including health care service providers — on how to train others on providing quality health services. ‎

  • Capacity Building Series

    2011 – The Capacity Building Series documents the experiences of the Capable Partners (CAP) project in supporting organizational development and capacity building of local civil society organizations for HIV prevention from 2008 to 2011. The resources below were designed to share conceptual models, tools and processes for use and adaption by other civil society organizations…

  • M&E Global Capacity Building Series #1: Maatla Project

    October 2012 — FHI 360, is implementing the Maatla project, a five-year project aimed at significantly and sustainably strengthening the capacity of the civil society sector in Botswana to support HIV, AIDS and related health service delivery. One component of the project is to strengthen coordination between civil society organizations and government departments. FHI 360 led…

  • Costed Implementation Plans: Guidance and Lessons Learned

    May 2013 — This booklet provides guidance on developing a costed implementation plan and discusses lessons learned from the Program Research for Strengthening Services (PROGRESS) project’s experiences with costed implementation plans in Kenya, Nigeria and Tanzania. PROGRESS is a five-year U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) cooperative agreement awarded to FHI 360 (2008–2013).

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