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This report highlights the National HIV Prevention Committee Meeting on the Development of a Domestication Plan for the Global 2025 HIV Prevention Roadmap that happened on 10-14/01/2023 in Jinja facilitated and led by Alive Medical Services.

This report highlights the key findings and recommendations compiled by 10 coalition members using the 10 action roadmap in HIV prevention 2025.

This document indicates the research that was done on how climate change gradually leads to the increasing HIV rates in our societies. This was research made at Alive Medical Services Uganda, and Zvandiri Zimbabwe by Frontline AIDS.

In partnership with Frontline AIDS, this newsletter highlights the impact of the program over the seven years of implementation from the year 2016 to 2023. This includes celebrating the amazing work of the project in the community and looking in to the future for the young people and their sexual and reproductive health.

In partnership with Frontline AIDS, this newsletter highlights the new innovativeness of the program the incorporated the innovation program assisting young people to improve their livelihoods through sexual reproductive health and rights.

In partnership with Frontline AIDS, this newsletter highlights how the umbrella program went extra miles to remain at the frontline in serving key and vulnerable populations even during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alive Medical Services was featured in the New Vision on the 19th June 2023 showcasing its efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS while providing free Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights to vulnerable communities.

This report highlights the achievements made by Alive Medical Services as it celebrated 10 years of impact. The facility now reaches different parts of the country's districts like Nakaseke, Luweero, Mpigi, Mukono, Masaka, Lira and Mityana where over 600,000 beneficiaries have been served including orphans and vulnerable children, women and girls and other most at risk populations.

This report highlights the focus Alive Medical Services offers to women and girls as they continue to remain at the highest risk of contracting HIV/AIDS especially in Uganda. AMS has made deliberate efforts and innovations to ensure that no one is left behind.

This report highlights some of Alive Medical Service's great achievements in 2015 as the facility continues to provide to quality comprehensive, dignified HIV prevention, care, treatment and support services.

Over the years, the SRHR Umbrella program implementing partners have been doing fantastic work supporting young leaders and advocates. This newsletter celebrates the young women who have ben involved in the program and how they have turned out to become great leaders. #EmbraceEquity #IWD2023

In partnership with Frontline AIDS, this newsletter highlights the impact of the program in assisting victims of Gender Based Violence through sensitization and innovations like active helplines for those who are GBV victims.

In partnership with Frontline AIDS, this newsletter highlights the impact of the youth advocates and the work they do and continue doing in SRHR implementation in the community.

In partnership with Frontline AIDS, this newsletter highlights how the program through livelihoods and economic empowerment has increased access to sexual reproductive health and rights in the community.

In partnership with Frontline AIDS, this newsletter highlights how capacity building for SRHR and gender transformation of stakeholders and program implementers has changed the different norms and misconceptions of Gender.

In partnership with Frontline AIDS, this SRHR-Umbrella newsletter issue 2 highlights how community dialogues have supported young mothers especially during the COVID-19 effects where accessing health services was a challenge.