This study aims to understand women’s and providers’ preferences for developing a feasible intervention to address perinatal depression (PND) and support engagement in HIV care among women living with PND and HIV. The study looks at how services—including home visits, appointment reminders, group counselling, and peer support—are effective in improving long-term HIV outcomes in women with PND.

The children’s consent framework proposes standardized policies and practices to help providers, caregivers, and children navigate individual- and situation-specific decisions about who provides consent for HIV medical and social services or sharing of confidential HIV data.

Gender norms and power dynamics play a key role in HIV service delivery and whether or not individuals can access services and practice protective behaviors. This brief covers the approaches Project SOAR has used to integrate gender into their research and how those approaches effectively engage men, women, boys, and girls in HIV prevention and care.

Evidence to End FGM/C is a research program to help end female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) within one generation. The program examined FGM/C and its association with HIV, fistula, and early/child marriage. The findings are documented in a set of six research reports and three evidence briefs.

This study examines the impact of Indonesia’s relatively new national health insurance on family planning, maternal health services, HIV treatment services, and other essential services.