RT @fhi360: Since 2020, our @EpiCproj has supported the global #COVID19 response in 54 countries –– delivering vaccines, installing oxygen….

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for resilient health systems. Learn how EpiC EpiC and the Global Fund collaborated to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on essential health services. Read the brief here:

The EpiCproject supported the #COVID19 response in 54 countries while maintaining #HIV services. Explore how vaccines, oxygen systems, and health worker training are saving lives:

Strong strategic information (SI) systems are key to effective #HIV programming. Learn how EpiC supports SI to improve data use for decision-making and program impact. Check out this resource:

As we progress toward epidemic control, what does sustainability mean for HIV services for key populations? . Leaders from Thailand, Uganda & Kenya share insights in EpiC's recent webinar:

EpiC Kazakhstan launched a #PrEP awareness campaign, “PrEP. The Rhythm of Your Life is in Your Hands.” This campaign aims to normalize the concept of caring for one’s health as part of a pleasant and daily routine.

RT @fhi360: “By investing in building health systems, PEPFAR has helped to dramatically reduce #HIV transmission rates and #AIDS-related de….

Over 4 years, EpiC strengthened health workforce capacity in #Paraguay to manage #COVID-19, strengthened the medical oxygen ecosystem, and supported healthcare workers’ mental health. Learn more about this work:

Telehealth can be used to expand and integrate services across a variety of sectors. Check out this video highlighting a new telehealth framework by FHI 360 and its impact on public health programs–with insights and examples from the EpiC project.

In a recent interview, EpiC Philippines country director shared how the @PEPFAR initiative has strengthened the country's fight against HIV & AIDS. From life-saving treatments to community engagement, the impact is clear. ➡️

In South Sudan, children living with HIV (CLHIV) face critical treatment challenges. EpiC applied a human-centered design approach to better understand the barriers to effective HIV treatment among CLHIV. Read more in this blog:

Adolescent girls & young women (AGYW) in sub-Saharan Africa are 5–14x more likely to acquire HIV than their male peers. EpiC works through DREAMS programming to make health services more accessible for AGYW. Read more:

RT @fhi360: The #DRC is more affected by #mpox than any other African country. In response, FHI 360 staff are transporting samples for tes….

As the year comes to a close, take a look back at 2024 @FHI360’s photo series, “Our 2024 in 12 Photos,” including a feature from the EpiC Project:

The EpiC project uses strategic information to identify gaps, adapt strategies, and improve #HIV outcomes. Read more about our approach:

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing global threat. Learn how @PalladiumImpact is partnering with the Government of El Salvador to improve AMR awareness, strengthen policies, and equip health workers to tackle this challenge. ➡️

Telehealth can be used to expand and integrate services across a variety of sectors. Check out this video highlighting a new telehealth framework by @FHI360 and its impact on public health programs–with insights and examples from the EpiC project. ➡️

EpiC is addressing key gaps in pandemic preparedness and cross-sector coordination in Kyrgyzstan with recommendations to strengthen the country’s diagnostic network and pandemic response. Our team presented the key recommendations at the @ISID_org conference 2024.

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for resilient health systems. Learn how EpiC and the Global Fund collaborated to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on essential health services. Read the brief here:

Happy holidays! EpiC staff around the world wish you and yours a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season. We look forward to innovation and progress in #HIV prevention, care, and response in 2025. In the meantime, catch up with some reading on the blog: