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Women Living with HIV & Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT)
Addressing the unique health and social challenges faced by women living with HIV/AIDS, with a core focus on preventing HIV transmission from mothers to their children.
Aim 4: Special Attention to Women with HIV/AIDS & PMTCT
Women living with HIV/AIDS often face compounded social, economic, and maternal health pressures. With timely antiretroviral treatment, antenatal care, and support, mother-to-child transmission of HIV is preventable. PIWI walks alongside expectant and nursing mothers every step of the way.
- Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) education and early antenatal care linkage
- Mentor-Mother peer accompaniment through pregnancy, safe delivery, and postnatal infant testing
- Safe infant feeding counselling and maternal nutrition education
- Dedicated safe spaces addressing gender-based vulnerability and economic resilience for women living with HIV
Interested in bringing this programme to your community or school?
Reach out to the PIWI programmes team to coordinate a session or partnership.
