The Issue
Despite significant advancements in healthcare, many African communities continue to face systemic barriers to accessing life-saving treatments, driven by inequitable policies, limited availability of optimal health commodities, and a lack of meaningful community involvement in health research and decision-making.
Accelerating access to optimal health commodities for
all Africans.
OUR MISSION
To accelerate equitable access to optimal health commodities and sustainable solutions for all Africans, through evidence-based advocacy, data-driven insights, and community-informed research.
OUR VISION
AFROCAB envisions a healthy, thriving Africa where empowered communities lead the fight against HIV and other public and climate health challenges.
COMMUNITY-INFORMED RESEARCH
Health research guided by the insights and experiences of affected communities to ensure relevance, health equity, and impact.
OPTIMAL HEALTH COMMODITIES
AFROCAB Promotes access to high-quality, affordable health products that are essential for effective care in African communities.
EVIDENCE-BASED ADVOCACY
We leverage robust evidence and community voices to influence policies and demand equitable access to life-saving health services.
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Seven Perspectives: Strengthening AHD Care Amid Funding Uncertainty
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What Communities Say
As a state, we continue to face substantial challenges in accessing appropriate nutritional supplements and support—particularly for
paediatric and adolescent populations, many of whom present late to care.
However, with the combined efforts of AFROCAB’s facility and community-level interventions, the strong advocacy from the CAB members, and increased collaboration with state and facility nutrition focal points, we are confident that these gaps can be addressed. Together, we can make meaningful progress toward eliminating AIDS-related mortality.
Says the Executive Secretary of the Anambra State AIDS Control Agency (ANSACA), in Nigeria.
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