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Young people aged 15–24 years account for a third of people with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa and a third of new infections worldwide. HIV testing among this population remains disproportionately low compared with adults, with coverage even lower among adolescents aged 15–19 years. Late HIV diagnosis, delays in antiretroviral therapy initiation and poor adherence to treatment have resulted in poor clinical outcomes among this age group.
From ministries of health to regulatory bodies and purchasers, we partner with private and public sector players to provide seamless health services to consumers – no matter their entry point to care.
Across 40+ countries, we scale digital solutions that make it easier for people to take ownership of their own health, and health systems to use resources efficiently and increase health impact.
We support health systems in shaping the policy and regulatory environment for self-care interventions and ensuring self-care is included as an essential part of healthcare services.
