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You may think that children are too young to learn about HIV/AIDS, but young people hear many messages about it from the media, friends, or other family members. Perhaps they even know someone who...
Raising a child is probably the most gratifying job any of us will ever have — and one of the toughest. In large part, that’s because times have changed. We live in an increasingly...
HIV/AIDS has always affected children. Nevertheless, for various reasons, attention to children generally, and young children specifically, has lagged behind. The concentration of children...
This book is targeted towards caregivers of children under 9 years of age. It provides tools and advice on how to support and deal with the emotional issues children living with HIV/AIDS face.
A publication by the HIV/AIDS Alliance part of the Building Blocks Africa-wide briefing notes. ‘Young children and HIV’ provides practical guidance on meeting the developmental needs...
This is the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute clinical guidelines for disclosure of HIV to perinatally inefected children and adolescents. These guidelines are directed for use by...
The disclosure of HIV status to infected children has received relatively little attention to date in sub-Saharan Africa. We conducted 40 semi-structured interviews with healthcare providers...
The World Health Organization (WHO) has developed guidance for health care workers on how to support children up to 12 years of age and their caregivers with disclosure of HIV status. Health care...
This chapter from the Paediatric Hepatitis Report by Parents of Kids with Infectious Disease on lessons learnt about how to disclose to children about an infectious disease. This is an...
This chapter from the Paediatric Hepatitis Report by Parents of Kids with Infectious Disease provides guidelines to parents on how to speak to children about Hepatitis. The guidelines...
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