Resource Type: Guide, manual or tool

  • Great Science for Girls Program Quality Tool

    2011 — The Great Science for Girls Program Quality Tool can be used to help afterschool programs and the organizations that operate them ensure high-quality programming. Through the use of the tool, programs can learn about the strengths of their offerings, as well as identify areas to improve. The tool was created with the goal of facilitating understanding and awareness…

  • HIV/AIDS Materials for Religious Leaders

    2004 – More than 80 Arab religious leaders agreed unanimously to respond to HIV/AIDS by signing the Cairo Declaration during the Regional Religious Leaders Colloquium in Cairo. This colloquium was coordinated by FHI 360 and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), along with the United Nations Development Programme, the Arab League and the Joint…

  • Safe Blood Communication Guide (PDF in Arabic)

    2001 – FHI 360 experts and the Egyptian National Blood Transfusion Service created the Safe Blood Communication Guide to improve the ability of blood bank staff to communicate effectively with potential blood donors. The guidelines cover issues such as counseling, confidentiality, types of blood donors and medical factors to consider during blood donation. The guide,…

  • HIV/AIDS and STI Surveillance Plan

    2004 – With funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development, FHI 360 in Egypt worked with the Ministry of Health and Population and other organizations to develop a national HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections (STI) surveillance plan. The plan integrates biological and behavioral surveillance strategies into the national surveillance system to enhance reporting and…

  • Home-Based Care Resources

    2004 – FHI 360 in Egypt released an Arabic-language series of booklets about home-based care for people living with HIV or AIDS. The series was funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.

  • Voluntary Counseling and Testing Series

    2004 – FHI 360 in Egypt released an Arabic and English series on voluntary HIV counseling and testing (VCT), funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.

  • Infection Control Assessment Tool for Blood Banks

    2004 – The Infection Control Assessment Tool for Blood Banks was used by the Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population during its assessment of 21 blood banks throughout the country. Funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, the tool enabled officials to understand universal precautions used in blood banks to reduce the transmission of blood-borne…

  • A Guide for Conducting Behavioral Surveillance Surveys on HIV/AIDS

    2007 — This publication is an Arabic adaptation of Behavioral Surveillance Surveys: Guidelines for Repeated Behavioral Surveys in Populations at Risk of HIV, which supports HIV prevention and behavior change efforts in the Middle East and North Africa. First published in 2000, this document is used by public health officials who run national surveillance and monitoring and evaluation systems.

  • Standard Operating Procedures: Aastha I: An STI/HIV Prevention Program with Sex Workers in Mumbai and Thane, India

    August 2010 – This interactive PDF was published in 2010 by the Aastha project, under the India AIDS Initiative (Avahan) of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Standard Operating Procedures: Male Sex Workers Aastha I: An STI/HIV Prevention Program with Sex Workers in Mumbai and Thane, India August 2010 – This publication was produced in 2010 by…

  • National HIV/AIDS Clinical Care: A Reference Guide for Physicians

    2007 –  FHI 360 collaborated with Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population to publish this guide. The authors developed the guide to train doctors in the diagnosis and management of HIV/AIDS, related illnesses and opportunistic infections.

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