EATG has launched a survey report on HIV & Mental Health as well as shorter versions in several languages. The reports were launched and key findings were presented during the first part of the multi-stakeholder meeting on HIV and mental health which was held online on 27 May. The meeting was attended by stakeholders from the community, the healthcare sector, industry, research, and agencies who discussed ways to improve the HIV-related continuum of care by integrating interventions to improve the mental health and well-being of people living with or most affected by HIV.
A policy brief based on findings from the survey and reports from the consultations of stakeholders that are ongoing will be published this autumn, when the second part of the meeting is planned to take place.
Please find the reports below:
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