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AHF Jamaica’s TIMELINE
transformative moments that have shaped our journey over the years.
HIV Awareness Milestone
In 2011, 394 Jamaicans died from HIV, highlighting the epidemic's severity in the country.
AHF Partnership
AHF signed a Memorandum with Jamaica's Ministry of Health, enabling it to provide HIV care as the national partner.
HIV Estimates in Jamaica
An estimated 30,000 Jamaicans lived with HIV, out of 2.9 million, with 1,700 new infections that year.
AHF Jamaica Medical Centre Opens
AHF Jamaica Medical Centre began offering HIV and STI services, including prevention, testing, treatment, and chronic care.
Authorized COVID-19 Vaccination Site
During COVID-19, AHF Jamaica was authorized as a vaccination site, focusing on vulnerable populations, including those with HIV.
Vaccination Blitz
AHF Jamaica's Vaccination Blitz vaccinated 134 individuals and integrated HIV prevention education with vaccination efforts.
AHF Jamaica's Registration Milestone
By January 2022, over 3,016 individuals were registered with us, including 351 people living with HIV.
Girls Act Jamaica Initiatives
The plan empowered youth through education, life skills, and community support, aiding vulnerable and HIV-positive individuals.
Red Ribbon Monument and Mural Unveiling
The statue was unveiled in remembrance and commitment to fighting HIV/AIDS with the attendance of key partners in the National HIV Response.
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