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Lusaka 95-95-95 Targets (2022) PLHIV: 286,222

11%

N/A

NA

Source: SPECTRUM

Lusaka HIV Care Continuum (2022) PLHIV: 286,222

11%

94%

98%

Source: SPECTRUM

Message from the Mayor

"We have come a long way in fast-tracking the HIV/AIDS response in the city and we have recorded significant success. However, we will not be complacent. We will press forward to sustain the gains and further minimise the impact of the HIV pandemic on social economic lives of the citizens of the greater city of Lusaka through a comprehensive and multi-sectoral approach without leaving anyone behind."

Chilando Chitangala
Mayor of Lusaka
HIV Services
Beit CURE Hospital of Zambia

Plot 34872A, Great N, Lusaka, Zambia

Catholic Relief Services - Zambia

Plot 377A Ibex, Lusaka, Zambia

Chainama Hills College Hospital

Off Road, T4, Lusaka, Zambia

Champs Zambia

Chikwa Rd, Lusaka, Zambia

Chifundo  Clinic

Plot  No.  F/737/37,  Chipanda  Road  Off  North,  Chaisa  Lusaka

Corpmed Medical Centre
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation

Reliance House, 35374 Thabo Mbeki Rd, Lusaka, Zambia

Mutti Medical Centre

Nambala Rd, Lusaka, Zambia

National HIV/AIDS Council Secretariat

315 Independence Avenue, PO Box 38718, Lusaka

echoseni@nacsec.org.zm

Network of Zambian People Living With HIV/AIDS (NZP+)

Ground Floor Kwacha House Annex, Cairo Road, Box 32717, Lusaka 10101

napnzp@zamnet.zm, ricardosik@yahoo.com, kunyimalbanda@yahoo.com

Pearl Of Health Hospital

Bwinjimfumu Rd, Lusaka, Zambia

Pendleton Family Practice

7, Chituli Rd, Lusaka, Zambia

Planned Parenthood Association of Zambia RHC Clinic

corner of church road and Dushambe Road, Lusaka 32221, Zambia

Society for Family Health Zambia

Plot No. 549, Ridgeway, Musandile Rd, Lusaka, Zambia

Society for Women and AIDS in Zambia

Plot 8266 off Vubu Road, House # 40B, Old NAPSA Houses, PO Box 50270, Emmasdale, Lusaka

swaaz89@gmail.com

Zambia Correctional Service

Government Rd, Lusaka, Zambia

Zambia Emory HIV Research Project
Zambia Health Education and Communications Trust

1551, Church Rd, Lusaka, Zambia

Zambia National AIDS Network

PO Box 32401, Lusaka

mroy00@yahoo.com

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Community Leadership Messages

“We are happy that the government is able to provide ART for my husband. The Health facility provides counselling every time I collect medication for him. I am happy that I’m undetectable, we are attended to very quickly and we don’t know and haven’t experienced anything negative that other people face at the health facility. In the community, stigma is not completely gone, as such only our parents and very close relatives know about my status.”

Discordant Couple
Kanyama Health Facility

“The Quality of care PLHIV has improved because of support groups. We have formed groups of 4-6 people and these collect ART on rotation basis. Community leaders need to take part in HIV related issues. In instances were some is defaulting they need to take up that responsibility because most counsellors come from far places.”

Female Peer Educator
Network of Zambian People Living With HIV/AIDS (NZP+)

“The Test and Treat Challenge has seen a number of interventions intensified from all angles. Strategic Partners are providing integrated Health Care Service delivery for the community; this includes a number of interventions for both adults and Adolescents. The Lusaka District HIV and AIDS Committee (DHAC) monitors most of the HIV Testing Services within the city and realizes that in the communities more women are accessing the HTS unlike their counterpart the men who test by proxy. Deliberate interventions targeting men are being implemented in some of our communities. Examples are the Men’s clinic at our famous SOWETO market and the Fast Track clinic at Government Health Facilities. These clinics are managed by men and for the men and they are conducted on Saturdays.”

Chairperson
District HIV and AIDS Committee

“The fight to end AIDS as a public health threat is within arm’s reach. However, in order to win this fight, we must remain united in our efforts, commitment and dedication to be responsible for each other. This requires continuous inclusion of the most vulnerable and marginalized populations, close engagement with civil society organizations that speak for the diverse communities that are affected by HIV and most importantly policy change that is progressive towards the fight against HIV.”

Civil Society Coordinator
National HIV/AIDS/STI/TB Council

“Compared to years back, things have changed. We used to see a lot of Stigma and Discrimination but now the situation has really changed. For now, information on HIV is being disseminated through supports and Adolescent Friendly Space. I would like to see the staff at the clinic working together with support groups during outreach programs.”

Male Peer Educator
Network of Zambian People Living With HIV/AIDS (NZP+)

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