Operation Triple Zero

Miss zero appointments, skip zero drug doses, and maintain a zero viral load – that’s what it takes to become an Operation Triple Zero (OTZ) Hero.

SEARCH intervention puts UNAIDS 90-90-90 goals within reach

In a new JAMA article, the SEARCH trial, conducted in collaboration with FACES, proves that the UNAIDS 90-90-90 goals can be surpassed both quickly and in low-resource areas.

Piloting a home-based approach to testing & counseling for couples

We recently wrapped up the pilot phase of our Jamii Bora study, which is testing a home-based approach to offering pregnant couples HIV testing and counseling

FACES investigators receive awards

Congratulations to Dr. Elizabeth Bukusi and Dr. Thomas Aron Odeny, two Kenya Medical Research Institute investigators and FACES team members, on winning awards at last week’s National AIDS Control Council Maisha Conference!

Social support can improve HIV care retention among youth

In a new publication, SEARCH researchers analyze the retention rate among patients they have linked to care in Kenya.

FACES research profiled in BuzzFeed

BuzzFeed News recently published a story about our new publication proving the effectiveness of integrating family planning and HIV care.

New study shows “one-stop shop” family planning care more effective for women living with HIV

New study shows integrating HIV care and family planning services reduces pregnancy rate by nearly 30 percent and increases use of effective contraception among women living with HIV.

Kisumu County Adolescent Stakeholders Forum

This week, we are preparing for the March 23rd Kisumu County Adolescent Stakeholders Forum.

New play structures keep FACES kids active

Today, in Lumumba, we received and installed the first of 8 play stations we will be adding to 8 of our busiest health facility sites across Kisumu County.

STEP Story: John Lin

R3 Internal Medicine, University of California, San Francisco Kisumu East/West Sub-County, February 2– 27, 2017