We create opportunities for individuals to come together and freely exchange information and experiences in a supportive environment to address the need for improved HIV prevention across the supported countries.
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Young People's Network on SRH, HIV and AIDS(YPNSRHHA)
Luckmore is a multi-award-winning youth advocate currently serving as the National Facilitator for the Young People's Network on SRHR, HIV, and AIDS and he is fully employed with Zvandiri. Luckmore is passionate about building linkages between communities and health services for young people in their diversity. He has contributed to the national program and created platforms for young people's participation in their SRHR issues at district and provincial levels. He has strong communication skills at interpersonal, program and advocacy levels, which have resulted in good internal and external public relations and effective representation of young people's issues on SRHR at different media platforms.
McLean Kabwe is a Zambian human rights advocate and public health specialist. His work in the HIV and Human rights field stretch from 2008 and during which he has been working on issues of access to health services for the most at-risk populations, the stigma and discrimination against them, and stakeholders engagement. This experience was instrumental in his position as KP Advisor seconded to National AIDS Council under the USAID Open Doors Project from 2017-2021. From 2020 to date, he has worked on three PEPFAR funded KP projects through TLI as a local implementing partner and which provided comprehensive HIV prevention, treatment, and care services to key populations in 8 districts in Zambia. Currently is the Vice Chair of the Zambia Key Populations Consortium and a member of the Program Advisory Panel for the Robert Carr Network Fund.
Central Equatoria State HIV/AIDS Commission - Juba
I am Hon. Marino Duku, the chairperson of the Central Equatoria State HIV/AIDS Independent Commission in Juba. Central Equatoria is the capital of South Sudan and one of its ten states. The commission was established in the state during the revitalized government. My role as the head of the commission is as a policy maker because I am a politician brought in by the agreement. When I took over, I realized the importance of this institution and how much I can participate in helping my community fight HIV/AIDS. When I was nominated as the Champion of the Condom, I saw myself helping a lot and now I need to know more about it.
Trained Researcher with analytical mind and attention to detail. Has profound knowledge and experience in working with key populations, diverse identities and queers people to improve and promote their equitable access and utilisation of health and social services in Zambia. Academic qualifications in Computer Science and Human Rights: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity/Expression.
Mary Gyasi has contributed to the drafting and implementation of numerous policy documents notably National Population Policy (Revised Edition, 2017) and Sexual Reproductive Health Policy for Young People in Ghana (Revised Edition, 2017). She was also a trainer on the Sankofa Project at Kadjebi District where she trained volunteers on simple financial bookkeeping and HIV & AIDS in 2006-2007. She is the representative of NPC on the Inter-Agency Coordinating Committee on Contraceptive Security and serves as the Co-chair. Mary Gyasi is a team player who constantly strives for self-improvement and always builds good interpersonal relationships.
Mary Nyaguthii is a Social Scientist with over 15 years of experience in Health programs management, resource mobilization, strategic management, and Monitoring and evaluation. Very passionate about youth programming with a holistic approach to Sexual reproductive health, Socio-economic empowerment, and leadership and governance.
A young woman passionate and committed to meaningful youth engagement and empowerment and embraces diversity, equity and inclusion. She believes strongly in the power of youth voices in advancing the HIV awareness and advocacy agenda and promoting choice as well as increasing options for youth especially AGYWs in HIV prevention. She has co-authored abstracts and manuscripts to share qualitative findings about AGYW's preferences for PrEP methods and their parents/male partners’ role in PrEP support and contributed to the development of National Pre and Post exposure Prophylaxis Guidelines and CAB-PrEP implementation plan in Zambia. She currently works as a Prevention Program Assistant and Youth representative (NextGen Squad member -NGS) for Zambia under the MOSAIC project led by FHI 360. She is also an HIV Prevention Ambassador and trainer and a South-to-South Learning Network (SSLN) AGYW champion.
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