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Global HIV statistics: 37.9 million, prevalence in Kenya is at 5.6%, prevalence in Busia County is at 7.4%. High prevalence partly linked to irresponsible sexual lifestyles at boarder point. Over 300 CSOs contracted to support in Busia: Improve access to information, healthcare services, socio-economic support and Nutritional support of PLWHA. However, the effect of their interventions had not been exclusively established by 2014. A quasi-experimental pre-post study was done to evaluate changes attributed to CSO intervention. Baseline and end line data compared from intervention and non-intervention sites. FGDs scheduled with PLWHAs in intervention and non-intervention sites and responses compared.
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Effect of Civil Society Organizations on Health, Nutrition and Economic Status of People Living with HIV/ AIDS in Busia, Peter Wanzala, Anselimo Makokha, Mary Ishepe Nandili
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- 2021
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- Title
- Effect of Civil Society Organizations on Health, Nutrition and Economic Status of People Living with HIV/ AIDS in Busia
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Eliva Press
- Released
- 2021
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 64
- ISBN13
- 9781636482996
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- Global HIV statistics: 37.9 million, prevalence in Kenya is at 5.6%, prevalence in Busia County is at 7.4%. High prevalence partly linked to irresponsible sexual lifestyles at boarder point. Over 300 CSOs contracted to support in Busia: Improve access to information, healthcare services, socio-economic support and Nutritional support of PLWHA. However, the effect of their interventions had not been exclusively established by 2014. A quasi-experimental pre-post study was done to evaluate changes attributed to CSO intervention. Baseline and end line data compared from intervention and non-intervention sites. FGDs scheduled with PLWHAs in intervention and non-intervention sites and responses compared.