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- Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS (CCABA) – “A collective of private and public foundations and re-granting organizations in the North and South. We work to improve the lives of children infected by and affected by HIV/AIDS, aided by key technical experts.”
- The Intergenerational Report. By July 2012, RIATT-ESA will repackage it in 2012 as a more reader friendly and shorter paper to be used for advocacy and for readers who are not researchers. Read a summary of the report.
- Child and Youth Participation in Eastern and Southern Africa: Are we Making Any Progress?, from RIATT-ESA. Read a summary of the report, Reflecting on Child Participation.
- Policy and Programming Resource Guide for Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa (PDF)
- Taking Evidence to Impact: Making a Difference for Vulnerable Children Living in a World with HIV and AIDS (PDF) Publication year: 2011 – HIV-affected children continue to face enormous challenges, including the burden of care for sick relatives, trauma from the loss of parents, economic distress due to declining household incomes and high health costs.
- HIV and Social Protection Guidance Note (2011) (PDF)
- African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child
- Joint Learning Initiative on Children and HIV/AIDS Final Report: Home Truths—Facing the Facts on Children, AIDS, and Poverty. Article in: English, Français, Português
- Early Childhood Development Resources for South Africa (Unicef)
- Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS. Resources for South Africa
- International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs: Materials and manuals in many languages
- Hesperian Foundation: Free publications for download in many languages, including pictoral representations of early childhood development
- Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS
- Technical Brief: Early Childhood Development for OVC – Key Considerations (USAID, AIDSTART-One)
- Promoting Early Childhood Development for OVC in Resource Constrained Settings: The 5×5 Model (pdf)
- UNAIDS: Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
- United Nations Development Programme
- Africa’s Future, Africa’s Challenge: Early Childhood Development and Care in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Strengthening Families Learning Group
- Strengthening Families to Support Children Affected by HIV and AIDS
- Fathers and HIV: Considerations for Families
- Community Action Learning Group
- Social Protection for children infected with HIV/AIDS
- Unicef – Social Policy – Social Protection for Children and Families: A Global Overview(pdf) (Unicef)
- Protecting and Supporting Children Affected by HIV/AIDS
- Social Protection in the Context of HIV and AIDS (pdf) by Ann Nolan, Irish Aid (Irish Aid)
- Unicef – Social and Economic Policy – Child-Sensitive Social Protection in Context (Unicef)
- AIDS Portal: Presentation by Claire Mulanga: ‘Social Protection and Children Affected by HIV/AIDS‘
- Access to Service and Human Rights
- Social and Economic Policies
- Unicef: HIV/AIDS and Children
- United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
- Joint Learning Initiative on Children and HIV/AIDS
- Grandir Sidaction: Ensemble Contre le Sida – International listserv that sends out resources for children with HIV in Africa (en français)
- Save the Children
- John Snow Inc. (JSI) Research and Training in Africa
- Center on the Developing Child
- Coalition on Children Affected By AIDS
- Stop AIDS Now!
- Lucie Cluver Presentation at Regional PSS Forum – Dr. Lucie Cluver presents the results of her groundbreaking study of children whose parents are ill with or have died from HIV and AIDS (15 mins, with slides). This presentation was delivered at the Regional Psychosocial Support Forum 2011, co-hosted by SADC, REPSSI, UNICEF and the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund.
- Interview with Lucie Cluver – Child carers in South Africa – An interview with Lucie Cluver from Oxford University. She talks about her research on children who care for their HIV positive parents. We learn about how they live, how they are often bullied in school and what children across the world can do to support.
- Children of AIDS Face Mental Health Needs – This is the Voice of America Special English Health Report. In June of nineteen eighty-one, public health officials in the United States reported on the first cases of what came to be known as AIDS. Thirty years later, there is growing progress against the epidemic of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. But today an estimated sixteen and a half million children have lost one or both parents to AIDS. Most of these AIDS orphans live in sub-Saharan Africa. And millions more children live with adults who are sick from AIDS.