#ICYMI : Our work was featured in UNICEF HIV & AIDS new #HIVreimagined podcast series.

Hear how our apps Boost and Yaya are making a difference ⬇️

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' #HIV self-test kits are meant to empower those at risk − but they don’t necessarily lead to starting HIV treatment or prevention'

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Our digital job aide Boost has a range of content on #FGSchisto . To help community health workers ( #CHWs ) provide clarity and dispel common myths – encouraging awareness around prevention, cause, early diagnosis, and treatment.

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“Thank you to all the community health workers for working tirelessly to serve your clients and to save lives”

Shout out to our host Lennie Bazira from Community Health Impact Coalition who guided the conversation and closed the webinar with an important message. #KnowledgeFirst

“It has been an evolving digital platform, users have continued to be involved in its development”

Our Director of Programmes Simon Moore shares insights on how our mobile resource Boost was developed and how it continues to evolve. #KnowledgeFirst

“Because of the existing structure, we managed to roll out Boost easily”

Privillage Charashika from OPHID shares how we're rolling out Boost in #Zimbabwe .

“When the Boost application came in it was a life-saver for us. We learned that there were new topics that we never knew, like #FGSchisto , we never knew about it!”

Ellen Nhambura, Community Outreach Agent Coordinator OPHID shares her first-hand experience of using Boost.

“We have trained over 450 community health workers on the app, and they find it really easy to use”

Dr Theonevus Tinashe Chinyanga from OPHID shares information about our partnership and how the Boost application is being used in the community.

“We need proper tools to track and record their work, and give them knowledge so they can work with confidence”

Our first panel member Doreen Achieng Baraza Awino shares insights from Lwala Community Alliance, highlighting why it's critical we support community health workers' work.

“It’s my pleasure to welcome you all to our jointly hosted webinar today – Knowledge First.”

And we’re off! Our CEO Sarah Hand opens the #KnowledgeFirst webinar, welcoming all attendees and setting the scene for our panel discussion.

We are excited about today's session with OPHID and Avert. Our Co-CEO Julius Mbeya will join the discussion on how digitizing #CHWs enhances their work. Join the conversation.

Today, 26th October at 3-4pm EAT / 1-2pm UTC+1
Register now ! ⬇️
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We have an exciting line up of speakers and moderators from the Community Health Impact Coalition, Kenya’s Lwala Community Alliance, OPHID and Avert sharing experiences and lessons co-creating and using Boost in Zimbabwe.

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#OPHID#TASQC

One day to go! If you haven’t already, register for an engaging webinar co-hosted by OPHID/Avert exploring how to surpass the information and digital divide with community health workers October 26 1400-1500 CAT.
Register here now!: OPHID Avert Boost Knowledge First Webinar

Watch our Community Voices video where Tendai Daka from mubatirapamwe tells us what can be done to improve #HIV services for people who use drugs ⬇️

#DYK : Our digital job aide Boost was designed and developed in collaboration with more than 100 community health workers ( #CHWs ) from #Malawi , #Zambia and #Zimbabwe .

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