Ending the AIDS epidemic is more than a historic obligation to the 39 million people who have died of the disease. It also represents a momentous opportunity to lay the foundation for a healthier, more just and equitable world for future generations. Ending the AIDS epidemic will inspire broader global health and development efforts, demonstrating what can be achieved through global solidarity, evidence-based action and multisectoral partnerships.
The 90:90:90 strategy is to ensure control the HIV epidemic and get towards an HIV-free world. The concept of universal test and treat is an aspirational concept, but it is an incredibly difficult plan to implement at scale, particularly in resource-poor settings that are heavily burdened with HIV.
- To increase access and utilization of HTC services to adolescent and young people age 13- 24 years.
- To reach out to adolescent girl and young women with Family planning services.
- To reach young people most at risk with PREP information and services.
- To provide the public with information on ending stigma and discrimination for people living with HIV and promote messages on ending sexual gender base violence.
- Link all newly adolescent and young people diagnosed HIV-positive clients to care and treatment services and further link them to a support group.
- Accelerate Meaningful youth participation in 90:90:90 (Know HIV status be on treatment /Adherence and ensure virus is suppressed with a tag line of Resilience, Innovation and Sustainability through use of social media platform.