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Title: CCIH Involvement in Abstinence and Behavior Change for Youth


1
CCIH Involvement in Abstinence and Behavior
Change for Youth
  • Allison Herling and Ray Martin
  • CCIH Annual Retreat
  • May 29, 2005

2
Youth and AIDS
  • 40 million people worldwide infected with
    HIV/AIDS
  • 1/2 of new infections are among youth 15-24 years
  • Young people are often the epicenter of an
    epidemic and the key to prevention

3
Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief
(PEPFAR)
  • 15 billion over 5 years
  • 3 billion allocated for prevention
  • 1 billion allocated for abstinence programming
    for youth
  • 15 focus countries, mostly in Africa

4
ABY Awards
  • HIV/AIDS Prevention Through Abstinence and
    Healthy Choices for Youth program (through USAID)
  • 116.7 million (5 year awards) to 13
    organizations
  • 9 Christian organizations
  • 5 CCIH members ADRA, Catholic Relief Services,
    Food for the Hungry/AERDO Consortium, World
    Relief, World Vision

5
ABY awards goals
  • Increased abstinence (among youth)
  • Increased secondary abstinence
  • Increase fidelity and monogamous partnerships
  • Avoidance of harmful behaviors sexual coercion
    and violence, cross-generational and
    transactional sex

6
CCIH and the ABCs
  • CCIH has been an advocate for A
    (abstinence/delayed sexual debut) and B (be
    faithful/partner reduction) approaches to AIDS
    prevention
  • Activities ABCplus listserv, CCIH Forum,
    discussions with other organizations

7
CCIH and ABY activities
  • Dialogue with USAID about supporting ABY
    activities
  • This is a new field need to establish
  • networks
  • evidence base
  • best practices
  • what works?
  • what doesnt work?

8
USAID ABY workshop
  • On April 13-14, USAID held a 2-day workshop with
    13 ABY awardees
  • Time for awardees to share experiences, network,
    discuss future collaboration
  • Kent Hill, Acting Assistant Administrator for
    USAID Global Health Bureau, attended and spoke
    very supportive of AB-based prevention and FBOs

9
USAID ABY workshop
  • CCIH was invited
  • Allison hired on consultant basis to put together
    materials for conference and write workshop
    report
  • Ray was given a chance to talk to whole group
    about potential next steps, coordination among
    awardees, is there a role for an organization
    like CCIH?

10
Questions?
  • Thank you.
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