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Angola

 

World Health Care Infrastructures welcomes “Centro Nacional de Aconselhamento” (NCC) as our new World Partner in Africa.

NCC is an Angolan social service organization with national outreach located in Luanda. Founded in 1999, NCC’s mission and work is to provide services in Civic Education (awareness and civil rights) Psycho –Medical Education, Human-Ethics and Legal services for people living with HIV/AIDS. 

NCC develops programs to increase and strengthen human civil rights throughout Angolan society.  NCC has developed five (5) Centers to protect and defend human civil rights, they are located in Viana, Cacuaco, Samba (Luanda), Huambo and Lubamgo.  NCC develops education and outreach programs with the objective to provide awareness about HIV/AIDS and the impact of social behavior. NCC promotes and advocates for the development and change of public policy to empower its citizens. NCC works hard to reform laws to benefit the interests of the community by providing workshops, one on one conversations, reading materials, mass media (radio campaigns) and with other NGO’s in rural and urban areas throughout the country.

NCC and WHCI are working to provide a one-stop-shopping model to provide 1) education/outreach utilizing Local and Mass media campaigns to promote caring for HIV positive individuals and 2) encourage and support its citizens to get pre/post counseling as part of the use of  rapid testing in Angola; and, 3) to provide access to medical services.

Angola and WHCI are focusing their efforts to provide information to women, students, and children living in the streets of Luanda and Cunene with focus on prevention and care in HIV/AIDS.

NCC and WHCI is also targeting the empowerment of women to have the tools to protect themselves from getting infected with HIV and to open resources for women living with HIV to expand equal opportunity in employment without fear of discrimination and with full dignity.

The overall initiative is targeting students, children living in the streets, women’s groups in the regions of Luanda and Cunene and outreaching to communities in Cacuaco, Viana, Samba, the city of Ondjiva, Namacunde and neighborhoods located in the border with Santa-Clara (Namibia).

To contact NCC call Executive Director Reis Luis at (011) 244 923 40 93 45 or e-mail him here.
 

 

Chile
 

World Health Care Infrastructures welcomes to their family “Pontifica Universidad Catolica de Chile” Nursing School (La Universidad).   Last November La Universidad, one of the largest Educational Academia in Chile, collaborated with WHCI to develop Chile’s first pre and post prevention counseling and testing certification training using new oral fluid rapid testing technologies.

Sixteen prevention counselors received a WHCI certificate for completing more than 50 hours of intensive training, written and oral exams.   WHCI and La Universidad successfully completed this pilot program and is now is stage two of developing a permanent self sustaining certification program.
 

La Universidad has engaged WHCI as its facilitating capacity building partner to establish the first certificate (diploma) for students at La Universidad with more than 160 Hours of training. 
 

Counselors will receive extensive trainings in AIDS 101, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Culture and Diversity, Women and HIV, Mental Health and HIV, Drug and Alcohol and HIV, Legal services, Prevention Counseling Certification Training in  the use of rapid testing technologies.
 

Furthermore, La Universidad with WHCI will pilot a model of intervention in Santiago that will target the comunas of Pintana and Puente Alto (high incidence rates areas) in Chile for the development and implementation of pre and post prevention counseling and testing sites utilizing new oral fluid rapid diagnostics technologies. 
 

WHCI is very proud and honored to be a partner with “Mano a Mano” , the specific program of  Pontifica Universidad Catolica de Chile in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

 

Mexico
 

World Health Care Infrastructures proudly welcomes to its family the Mexican Government’s “Centro Nacional para la Prevención y el Control del VIH/SIDA (CENSIDA).
 

CENSIDA, the Mexican government’s national agency in charge of HIV and prevention services in Mexico, is collaborating with WHCI to develop certification training and  “train the trainer” program to enhance its prevention counseling and testing programs across the nation. The first stage of this partnership includes pre and post prevention counseling and testing certification trainings using new oral fluid rapid testing technologies.
 

Consistent with WHCI’s mission, this joint initiative with the Mexican government is to facilitate and help build capacity and infrastructures within the country as a self-sustaining effort requiring little if any ongoing or permanent relationship with WHCI, as an international NGO. Our goal is to share knowledge and information through detailed technical state of the art trainings that can stand-alone and become an integral part of CENSIDA’s fight against HIV/AIDS.
 

Furthermore, CENSIDA and WHCI are currently working in the design and launching of Mexico’s National Women Awareness Conference to expand and enhance the knowledge and intervention skills about caring for women living with HIV/AIDS throughout Mexico.
 

WHCI is very proud and honored to be a partner with CENSIDA in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

 

Venezuela

World Health Care Infrastructures welcomes another member to its family “ACCION SOLIDARIA” Community Service Center.  Last November Accion Solidaria, the largest Non-Governmental Organization In Venezuela worked in collaboration with WHCI to develop the first pre and post prevention counseling and testing certification training using new oral fluid rapid testing technologies. 
 

Sixteen prevention counselors received a WHCI certificate for completing more than 50 hours of intensive training, written and oral exams.  WHCI is very proud and honored to be working with ACCION to get real things done in combating HIV/AIDS.
 

Accion Solidaria in collaboration with WHCI is poised to launch a unique model of intervention throughout the country replicating Accion Solidaria’s one stop-shopping model in Caracas providing: prevention education, counseling and testing in its as an integral component in its existing case management and medical services. 
 

Accion Solidaria’s outreach intervention in the country’s prison system is a practical example of the dedication and creativity of its forward thinking and acting leadership and staff in meeting the real world challenges facing  the people of Venezuela.

 

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