Towards peer-led HIV and SRH Services for sex workers and men having sex with men:
Experience from Médecins sans Frontières in Malawi and Mozambique
This briefing document aims to share the experience of MSF programmes adapting their services to the needs of SW and MSM in Malawi and Mozambique.
Over 9000 SW since 2013 and 330 MSM since 2016 have been enrolled in these projects. The development of services has been guided by WHO recommendations on KP 4. In addition to adapting how HIV testing and treatment is delivered, an adapted comprehensive medical package including PrEP has been integrated into these services. The case studies described in this document illustrate the options available for the delivery of peer-led, patientcentred HIV and SRH services for SW and MSM.
This document is available below in English, French and Portuguese.
EN: Towards Peer-led HIV and SRH Services
pdf — 2.05 MB
FR: Vers des services VIH et de santé reproductive
PDF — 1.51 MB
PT: Em direcção a serviços de hiv e saúde sexuale reprodutiva conduzida por pares
pdf — 1.5 MB
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