Yudi ManggalaPITA FoundationPITA Foundation

Central Jakarta -Indonesia

The numbers of HIV cases in Jakarta Indonesia has been increasing High since 2000 d it t ib t d f l h 2000 and it contributed from people who injecting drugs in Jakarta (more than 50%).Hi h Sti d di i i ti f H th High Stigma and discrimination from Heath care provider into people who Injecting drugsdrugs.Needs of PLHIV who injecting drugs to access ARV treatmentaccess ARV treatment.Complication of information and procedures.

d d f dCosts needed for diagnostic test.

Provide Treatment preparedness information(set up module and directory).Trainings for communities and who Affected.Technical assistance to access Arv Treatment. Treatment. Financial support for diagnostic test pre ARV treatment ARV treatment. In addition there is a support group providing up to date information about providing up-to-date information about HIV treatment.

To Filling GAP of Information among People who injecting drugs and affected.To provide support to Access ARV treatment.To tackle the stigma and discrimination from healthcare providers regarding the lack of adherence among injecting drugs users to.To create comprehensive support. To create Peer educator among community.

Financial support is Funds have been provided Financial support is essential for PLHIV IDUs because while ARVs are free, the

Funds have been provided through fund raising activities such as:

• Garage sale ,diagnostic test is still too expensive.Complicated

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• Garage sale. • Initiate donation activity.

Technical assistance also needed to help PLHIV procedure to Access

ARV treatment and others related.L k f k l dg

needed to help PLHIV IDUs access HIV treatment and the social security network due to the

Lack of knowledge from their who affected.

complicated registration procedures.Involvement of who ff t daffected.

M th 70 PLHIV Wh i j ti d f h l More than 70 PLHIV Who injecting drugs from whole Jakarta trained for treatment preparedness. Trained more than 30 affected people with home Trained more than 30 affected people with home care information and skills.Support and encourage more than15 PLHIV IDUs to start ARV treatment start ARV treatment Supported more than 40 PLHIV IDU in adherence of ARV treatment with support and monitoring from pp gpeer educators and people who affected. More than 30 peer educators in 20 support groups. Financial s pport for more than15 20 PLHIV IDU’s to Financial support for more than15-20 PLHIV IDU’s to access ARV treatment.A ‘Buddies’ support group has been established by pp g p yvolunteers and affected people.

A visiting trained support group to assesses the impact of the training is needed. F PLHIV IDU ith fi i l diffi lt d i For PLHIV IDUs with financial difficulty we design fund raising activities to support them in accessing treatment although they also have accessing treatment although they also have other unmet needs. Involvement of affected community is essential. Involvement of affected community is essential. It is worked to increase adherence awareness for ARV treatment and access to health services for PLHIV IDUS by doing friendly personal approach to clients by assess their needs and challenges.