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STIs and HIV/AIDS IN TONGA

STIs and HIV/AIDS IN TONGA. Ms. Emily Esau Ms. Katherine Mafi Ms. Joey Matele. Background Information. Total Population – 103,509 Population growth – 0.3% Life Expectancy (M) – 70 years old Life Expectancy (F) - 72 years old No. of births per year – 2713 (2006) Fertility rate – 3.8

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STIs and HIV/AIDS IN TONGA

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  1. STIs and HIV/AIDS IN TONGA Ms. Emily Esau Ms. Katherine Mafi Ms. Joey Matele

  2. Background Information Total Population – 103,509 Population growth – 0.3% Life Expectancy (M) – 70 years old Life Expectancy (F) - 72 years old No. of births per year – 2713 (2006) Fertility rate – 3.8 Teenage pregnancy – 102/2564 (2006) ANC attendance – 100% No. of births in hospital – 2587 (2006) Literacy ration – 98% 6yrs Compulsory schooling.

  3. HIV in TONGA

  4. WHY IMPLEMENT??? • Country Strategic Plan #6 • National Strategic Plan • Global Fund • CDO Program • Competitive Grant • NAC Grant • AusAID Bilateral Fund • School Curriculum • Line listing of STIs/HIV cases • CCM & National HIV/AIDS Stakeholders

  5. Cumulative Number of HIV/AIDS 1987-2009

  6. TOTAL NUMBEROFCURABLE STI

  7. CURABLE STIS BY AGE GROUP 2008

  8. Activities/Services • Established VCCT/STI Clinics • Youth Friendly Services (School Based/RH C) • Family Life Education (Primary/Secondary) • Occupational Health Safety (Higher Institution) • Behavior Change Communication • MARYP/MARP – Teen Age Mums, School Drop Outs, Sex Workers, Men in Uniforms • Peer Education • Stepping Stones Training

  9. COACH MODEL C – contract O – observe A– assess C – constructively challenge H – handle resistance NB!Typically, people that lack insight about the areas in which they need improvement resist the most

  10. HIV – a STORY IN OUR HANDS P R E V E N T I O N C A R I N G D A N G E R S H A R I N G STEP UP AND PREVENT HIV S A F E

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