John has adhered to #ARV for 33 years, maintaining a low viral load and a healthy life. With 23 years of @PEPFAR support via WRAIR, @MHRPInfo, @HJFMRIorg & @KisumuCountyKE, he has raised HIV-free children and thrived. #PEPFARSavesLives #EndHIV

Diagnosed with HIV 20+ yrs ago, Deborah was Kenya’s 2nd @PEPFAR patient. She’s now a mentor, tailoring teacher & advocates for PMTCT among pregnant women living with HIV. Her journey shows how @PEPFAR’s support brings hope. More: https://t.co/aK74Vok9sD #PEPFARSavesLives

In Siaya, the CHAMPS network, through HJFMRI & @KEMRI_Kenya, has transformed the lives of moderately malnourished children using the 12-day PD Hearth model aimed at improving their nutritional health with locally available diversified foods. Read more: https://t.co/zzqCyo478U

The WRAIR Africa team led by the Director-Africa, Colonel Shannon Lacy, acknowledged the importance of the MoU, stating that it will provide guidance on HIV response going forward. Present: CO health Jane Kiok, CO Lucy Kashu, Chief of Staff, Francis Wanyeki

and the integration of HIV program to the comprehensive healthcare system through Universal Health Care. The Governor highlighted the progress made by the county in curbing the spread of HIV while at the same time acknowledging the support from WRAIR for the past 20 years.

The MOU presents three response pillars whereby the county government will take lead in the HIV response, a shift in funds resourcing from being heavily donor funded to domestic thereby improving access to Health Products and Technology (HPT) and response,

Narok County Government Signs HIV Response MoU with WRAIR - Africa Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu today received a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Narok County Government and WRAIR Africa to advance research and response to HIV within the county.

“I chose this hospital because it’s very clean,” explained Doreen, as JOOTRH midwives nearby tended to her one-hour old baby. “The doctors and the nurses here are very protective of us. They care for us a lot.” More here: https://t.co/QdG92WDyMj @CHAMPS_Health

The hospital has been able to restore its reputation among expecting mothers in the community has seen a rise in women choosing to deliver at JOOTRH. @CHAMPS_Health

When Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital (JOOTRH) in Kisumu, Kenya, needed support to update their maternity wards, @CHAMPS_Health data to action funding through HJFMRI allowed for facility and infrastructure renovations.

Today is #WorldAIDSDay, a day to remember & honor all of the lives impacted by #HIV. HJFMRI supports @MHRPInfo @wrair in the search for a safe, globally effective HIV vaccine & remains committed to providing @pepfar’s HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment & care services around the 🌎

Does the world still need an #HIV vaccine? The answer is "yes." RV144 showed that a vaccine is possible and teams like @MHRPInfo are working to deliver on that potential. https://t.co/RPOjp948lN

🌐 Inclusion is a priority for #IAS2025. We offer lower registration fees for delegates from upper-middle, lower-middle and low-income countries, as well as students, postdocs and young people. Learn more and join us in #Kigali, #Rwanda in July 2025!

Now on https://t.co/TF32GaDZFj: High hopes for the smallest patients: HJFMRI-supported surveillance research drives initiatives to reduce infant mortality in Kenya. Read the full story here: https://t.co/Mwotz0gQnG @CHAMPS_Health @KEMRI_Kenya @HJFMRIKenya

“There have been trainings on managing care while the mother is in labor to help prevent birth asphyxia, on how to manage the neonates...@CHAMPS_Health were able to identify the causes of death, and now that we realize the cause, we are able to manage and prevent such mortality.”

Infant mortality remains a challenge in Kenya. @CHAMPS_Health, w/ @KEMRI_Kenya & @HJFMRIKenya, collects data to better understand preventable causes of infant deaths and implement initiatives tailored to address specific issues through the “data to action” component of the study.

We are at the #HIVR4P2024 in #Peru! Dr. Iveta Mussiba from @HJFMRI_Tanzania presented her Poster titled “The Contribution of Maternal Retesting Strategy in Intensifying Early HIV Case Identification among Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women in Southern Highlands of TZ.”

MHRP @wrair is #hiring a Senior Director, Global Health Programs to provide leadership of the @pepfar program, to lead HJF’s efforts in PEPFAR-related activities including business development, research studies and clinical trials leveraging PEPFAR. Apply:

As @PEPFAR’s 5-year strategy lays out -- sustaining the HIV/AIDS response long term requires political, programmatic, and financial commitment to the sustainability agenda.   Join me tomorrow @theNAMedicine for a global workshop to discuss sustaining the HIV fight to 2030 and

MHRP @wrair is #hiring a #biostatistician and #FinancialPlanning manager. Join HJF's Global Infectious Diseases team today! Visit https://t.co/fWpjn5fRLo for more. #stemjobs #sciencejobs #stemcareers #medicalresearch #clinicalresearch