Making it Count is the CHAPS national HIV prevention programme’s strategic plan to prevent sexual HIV transmissions among gay men, bisexual men and other men that have sex with men (MSM) in England.
Testing Technologies briefing
Find here the latest Making it Count briefing sheet on available HIV testing technologies. More »
Health and Social Care Act
Find here updates and links to documentation regarding the Health and Social Care Act 2012.. More »
KWP website
The Knowledge, the Will and the Power is our 'sister' framework for HIV prevention among African people in England. More »
Case study
Catalyst Programme
During the three years it was funded, the Catalyst Programme trained 20 service users per year using 4 OCN‑accredited community engagement modules. The NAZ Project London intervention aimed to reduce isolation and increase a sense of community for young BME MSM through the training and support of peer leaders and advocates. Those taking part committed to delivering 10 Empowerment Projects (totalling 500 volunteer hours) benefitting BME MSM in London. The Peer‑Network continues to meet quarterly and an active online social network continues. Contact Wondwossen Eshtu for a report outlining the programme's process and lessons learned.
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