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Moving Forward: Pathfinder International’s Contribution to the Global HIV and AIDS Response, 2009

Moving Forward offers an overview of Pathfinder’s comprehensive approach to prevention, care, and treatment of HIV and AIDS in developing countries. Pathfinder’s eight priority intervention areas are illustrated through highlights of country projects, as well as references to relevant publications and tools.

Saving Young Lives: Pathfinder International’s Youth-Friendly Postabortion Care Project, October 2008

Summarizing Pathfinder's recent experience implementing the Youth Friendly Postabortion Care (YFPAC) Project in eight African countries, this report contains program descriptions, an overview of the process of making PAC services youth-friendly, key results, challenges, lessons learned, and recommendations.

Pathfinder International's Postabortion Care Programs, 2007

Complications from unsafe abortion and from incomplete spontaneous abortion should be one of the most treatable and preventable causes of maternal mortality and morbidity, but stigma and fear of socail and legal repercussions associated with abortion prevent many women from seeking safe and effective postabortion care services. This paper reviews Pathfinder's approach to postabortion care programs.

HIV/AIDS Fact Sheet: Uganda, 2006

These two-page fact sheets highlight Pathfinder's prevention, care, and support projects in 13 countries, as well as Pathfinder's expertise in key HIV/AIDS program areas, such as home-based care and prevention of mother-to-child transmission.

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Institutional Capacity Building: Uganda End of Program Evaluation Report (AYA), 2005

Under AYA, the ICB component recognized that the government in Uganda is increasingly turning to nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and civil society as partners in meeting its countries’ development needs. This increased role for NGOs has been accompanied by heightened expectations of accountability, and requirements for demonstrable evidence that NGOs can significantly contribute to development.


	Youth-Friendly Services End of Program Evaluation Report - Uganda, 2005 The YFS component of the AYA program, which is the focus of this evaluation, sought to increase the provision of services that can effectively attract young people, meet their needs comfortably and responsively, and succeed in retaining young clients for continuing care.

Provision of Youth-Friendly Services to Hard to Reach Young People - A case study from the Africa Youth Alliance, 2005

This document shares success stories and lessons learned from the AYA Project in Uganda.

A Rapid Assessment of Youth Friendly Services

Technical Guidance Series Number 4: A Rapid Assessment of Youth Friendly Reproductive Health Services, 2004

In our fourth technical guidance series, we provide guidance on how to conduct assessments using our Clinic Assessment of Youth Friendly Services Tool and include detailed findings from assessments that were conducted under the African Youth Alliance (AYA) projects as well as sharing lessons learned from the assessment process.

Partnering with African Youth: Pathfinder International and the African Youth Alliance Experience, 2004

This review documents Pathfinder International's challenges, successes, and lessons learned from the five-year African Youth Alliance.