YAAPHA implements comprehensive programs that address the dual challenges of HIV/AIDS and poverty. Our holistic approach recognizes that these issues are interconnected and require integrated solutions to create sustainable impact in communities.

All Programs
HIV/AIDS
Economic
Health
Community

HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care

Our HIV/AIDS programs focus on prevention, education, testing, and comprehensive support services for those affected by HIV/AIDS in the Kilimanjaro region.

HIV Prevention Education

Comprehensive education programs targeting youth and adults to increase awareness about HIV transmission, prevention methods, and risk reduction strategies.

Areas: Moshi Urban and Rural Districts
Beneficiaries: 3,000+ annually
Activities: School programs, community workshops, peer education

HIV Testing and Counseling

Providing accessible HIV testing services with pre- and post-test counseling to encourage knowledge of status and linkage to care for those testing positive.

Testing Centers: 3 fixed locations, 5 mobile outreach points
Beneficiaries: 5,000+ tests annually
Services: Testing, counseling, referrals

Support Groups for People Living with HIV

Facilitating peer support groups for people living with HIV/AIDS to share experiences, address stigma, and promote adherence to treatment.

Active Groups: 15 across the region
Participants: 450+ individuals
Frequency: Bi-weekly meetings

Economic Empowerment

Our economic empowerment initiatives aim to alleviate poverty by providing skills, resources, and opportunities for sustainable income generation, particularly for those affected by HIV/AIDS.

Vocational Skills Training

Practical training in marketable skills such as tailoring, carpentry, food processing, and crafts to enhance employability and entrepreneurship opportunities.

Training Areas: 6 different vocations
Beneficiaries: 200+ annually
Duration: 3-6 month courses

Microfinance Services

Providing small loans and financial literacy training to support the establishment and growth of micro-enterprises among vulnerable populations.

Loan Range: 50,000 - 500,000 TZS
Active Borrowers: 350+
Repayment Rate: 92%

Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs)

Community-based savings groups that encourage financial discipline, provide accessible credit, and build resilience through collective saving and lending.

Active VSLAs: 25 groups
Members: 625+ individuals
Average Savings Growth: 30% annually

Health and Nutrition

Our health programs focus on improving overall wellbeing, with special attention to the nutritional needs of people living with HIV/AIDS and vulnerable children.

Nutrition Support for PLHIV

Providing nutritional education, assessments, and support for people living with HIV to enhance treatment effectiveness and overall health outcomes.

Services: Nutritional assessment, counseling, food support
Beneficiaries: 400+ annually
Staff: Trained nutritionists and community health workers

Community Health Education

Conducting community workshops on preventive health measures, hygiene, sanitation, and management of common illnesses to reduce disease burden.

Topics: Hygiene, nutrition, disease prevention
Reach: 2,000+ community members annually
Frequency: Monthly workshops in 10 communities

Home-Based Care

Supporting chronically ill individuals, particularly those with advanced HIV/AIDS, through home visits, care assistance, and psychosocial support.

Coverage: Moshi Urban and Rural Districts
Beneficiaries: 150+ households
Services: Medical support, psychosocial care, referrals

Community Development

Our community development initiatives strengthen resilience and social structures, creating sustainable solutions to the challenges of HIV/AIDS and poverty.

Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) Support

Comprehensive support for children affected by HIV/AIDS, including educational assistance, psychosocial support, and basic needs provision.

Beneficiaries: 300+ children
Services: School fees, supplies, uniforms, mentoring
Approach: Family-centered care model

Youth Empowerment

Engaging youth in leadership development, life skills education, and community service to build capacity and reduce vulnerability to HIV and poverty.

Participants: 250+ youth annually
Activities: Leadership training, life skills, peer education
Achievements: 5 youth-led community projects annually

Community Mobilization

Organizing communities to address local challenges through participatory approaches, building local ownership and sustainability of development initiatives.

Approach: Community dialogues, action planning
Coverage: 15 communities
Outcomes: Community-led action plans in each location

Our Impact

15,000+
People Reached
20+
Communities Served
14
Years of Service
30%
Reduction in New HIV Cases

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