We Can Tell Them:AIDS Doesn't Come Through Being Together. Children's Experience of HIV and AIDS Related Stigma In Zambia 2002-2003

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2003
Country:
Zambia
Document Type:
Country Report
Theme:
Health
Authors:
Bond, V., Clay, S., Nyblade, L.

Abstract

In 2002 Kara Counselling and Training Trust, in conjunction with ZAMBART, carried out a study to investigate children's experiences of HIV-related stigma in Zambia. This was a sub-study of the research project \"Understanding HIV and TB related stigma in urban and rural Zambia\". The report covers the following aspects: study design and methods, findings, causes of stigma, the impact of stigma, how children cope with stigma, and recommendations for programmatic responses. There are 2 appendices: Mary's story (a story to be told in the group session on children and stigma) and the questions for individual semi-structured interview.

Citation

We Can Tell Them:AIDS Doesn’t Come Through Being Together. Children’s Experience of HIV and AIDS Related Stigma In Zambia 2002-2003. Zambart Project, Zambia. 51 pp.

We Can Tell Them:AIDS Doesn’t Come Through Being Together. Children’s Experience of HIV and AIDS Related Stigma In Zambia 2002-2003

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Published 1 January 2003
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