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Community Case Management Programme (CCMP)

In collaboration with government of Nigeria, the CCM program is implemented in various communities through Community-Based Organizations and Faith-Based Organizations  (CBOs/FBOs) in FCT, Nasarawa, Katsina and Rivers States.

These selected sub-partners are supported with funding and technical assistance to provide the following core services:

  • HIV Case finding amongst children and adolescents
  • Health & Nutritional interventions
  • Adherence support
  • Education on Positive living Practices to enhance adolescents’ well-being
  • Mental Health & Psychosocial support

These activities support an AIDS-free generation through programming for children orphaned and made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS (orphans and vulnerable children).  HIV-exposed infants, children and adolescents (<18 years old) infected by HIV are targeted for the program.

CCMP further ensures that,

  • Children of adults living with HIV are provided with HIV testing services
  • Facilitates access to clinical and nutritional services by supporting them with accompanied/escort services for clinic appointments
  • All identified HIV-positive children are placed on antiretroviral treatment
  • Caregivers and HIV infected children under 18 years are offered with counselling and support to disclose their status to trusted ones and adhere to treatment.
  • Referrals & linkage of services provided in the health facilities and communities are well documented.
  • Psychosocial support that addresses adherence barriers and resilience are provided
  • Communities are sensitized to reduce stigma and uptake HIV services
  • Positive living is promoted among CALHIV and their caregivers to enhance their well-being.