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The support from donors means that MSF is ready to offer care to patients in situations where healthcare isn't available.

In Nsanje district, MSF supports the severely underfunded district management team in running a fully decentralised HIV and tuberculosis (TB) programme that includes infants newly diagnosed with HIV. MSF also supports in providing care for patients with advanced HIV in the district hospital, and healthcare for truck drivers and sex workers. For 18 years, MSF has been working in partnership with the health ministry to support HIV patients in Chiradzulu. A four-year handover process is underway to ensure high-quality management of stable HIV patients once MSF withdraws from the project. MSF now focuses on hard-to-reach groups, including adolescents with HIV and patients whose treatment has failed and are in need of second- or third-line antiretrovirals. The team is also improving access to viral load testing in five district health centres and providing screening and preventive treatment for cervical cancer.

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R150 a month would cover the cost of a doctor in the field for a day treating people in a crisis zone.

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R250 a month provides a year's supply of antiretroviral drugs for one person living with HIV/AIDS.

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R500 a month buys two basic surgical kits, enabling an MSF surgeon to carry out surgery.

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