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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV IN TANZANIA
THERE IS NOTHING FOR US WITHOUT US
NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THE
ENGAGEMENT OF NATIONAL FAITH LEADERS

The main objective of the national symposium was to let high level religious leaders sign their commitments to end HIV related stigma and commit themselves to a meaningful engagement in national HIV response so as to reach the national 95 95 95 targets by 2030. This is because about 90% of Tanzanians belong to a religion; therefore, engaging these leaders is expected to have a great impact due to the fact that they reach far down to the grassroots, are highly trusted and respected as well.

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Our Council

The National Council of People Living with HIV (NACOPHA) is a nationally recognized organ responsible for coordinating efforts of PLHIV in the national responce in Tanzania. It is the highest body and voice representing all organizations/groups and individual PLHIV in Tanzania.

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At last the power of High-level Religious Leaders in HIV response in Tanzania has been realizedView Story
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Government echoes efforts of NACOPHA’s Cluster to the community in the HIV response at Sumbawanga Municipal CouncilView Story
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Reunion of the Divorced Discordant CoupleView Story
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Nyamagana PLHIV Cluster established CTC pediatric club by support fromUSAID
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NACOPHA collaborated with TARURA to provide HIV awareness in Mwanza region
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PLHIV Empowerment groups from Tanga City Council Cluster participated in World TB Day 2022.
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NACOPHA in collaboration with CSP conducted training on Gender Based Violence
National Council of People Living with HIV Tanzania (NACOPHA), conducted training on Gender-Based Violence (GBV)...