Education | Fast-Track Cities

Mayor's Message

The city of Lagos has joined the global Fast-Track Cities Initiative, and putting an end to the HIV epidemic is within reach. Together with all of our stakeholders, we can make it happen by ensuring that the continuum of prevention, and treatment and care services are available and accessible.

Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu

Governor of Lagos State

Education

Module 1: Innovations aimed at facilitating (near) uninterrupted HIV service access and utilization

Module 2: Health system resilience to mitigate, adapt to, and recover from disruptions in HIV service access and utilization

Module 3: Scaling up community-led/-delivered HIV care to mitigate, adapt to, and recover from disruptions in HIV service access and utilization

Module 4 The UNAIDS 2025 Targets and UNAIDS Global AIDS Strategy 2021-2026 with a Focus on Young People

Module 5: Introducing the Therapeutic Alliance of Improved Health

COVID-19 Survey and resilience

1. INTRODUCTION

2. Epidemiology, Surveillance, and Strategic Information

3. What is a Cascade

4. Measuring Linkage and Retention

5. Other Types of Cascades

6. Interpreting Cascade Findings

7. Addressing Gaps in the Cascade

8. Using Other Sources of Data

9. Communicating Cascade Data

Stigma Elimination Checklist

Human rights in health setting

Integrating stigma elimination into daily clinical practice

Guidance for health facility administrators and managers on eliminating stigma and discrimination

HIV Testing and Linkage to Care

Antiretroviral Therapy Initiation, Adherence and Retention in Care

HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP)

Improving HIV Outcomes for Key Populations

Integrated management of HIV and noncommunicable diseases

HIV and Aging

Pediatric HIV care

Adolescent HIV Care and Treatment

Data to Care Model

Enhanced Personal Contact

Incentivized HIV Care Model

Governor's Office

Department of health

HIV services

Education

City Best Practices

Community Leadership Messages

Youth between the ages of 15 to 25 years account for over 30% of all new HIV infections across the world. As youth living in the highly populated mega city of Lagos, we are at risk for infection. The best way to reduce this risk is to know your HIV and STI status. Testing positive for HIV is not the end of the world, and we should treat people living with HIV with love and not stigmatize them. Increased knowledge about HIV/AIDS will help us understand the disease better, and realize that those living with HIV need our care and support. By reducing stigma, we ensure that more people know their status, and those who test positive are able to come out and get treatment to prolong their lives. Youth wey sabi do not stigmatize!

Youth Leader

Anonymous

Lagos is the commercial nerve centre of Nigeria with a very high population and daily influx. The city is one of the seven high burden State according to the last prevalence study (NAIIS2018), and as such the risk of new HIV infection is high. It is the duty of community leaders to educate our community members on HIV prevention and the enrolment into care of the people that test positive to HIV. They should be treated with love and not made to feel like outcasts. Everyone needs to know their HIV status in order to adopt positive life style, or to initiate early treatment to prolong their lives. We have a long way to go but through joint efforts, we can eliminate stigma against HIV/AIDS!

Traditional Leader

Anonymous

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Lagos State 95-95-95 Targets (2021) PLHIV: 160,000

Lagos State HIV Care Continuum (2021) PLHIV: 160,000

Community Leadership Messages

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