HIV Care & Control Program

Started in 1999

31 Districts of Karnataka

Building Human &
Social Capital

Family Centric
Approach

Employ local people to encourage ownership

Comprehensive family-centered approach towards HIV prevention, treatment, care and support programs

Contributing to the National Goal of Ending AIDS by 2030

Focusing on high risk groups

HIV Care for Positive Pregnant Women

Elimination of Mother To Child Transmission of HIV and Syphilis (EMTCT)

All Districts of Karnataka

  • 1246185 Pregnant women counseled and tested across Karnataka
  • 1166 Positive pregnant women registered. 99% of them on ART
  • 1077 Spouses of positive pregnant women tested for HIV
  • 933 Infants tested for Early Infant Diagnosis within 2 Months
  • 520 Out of 533 exposed babies are free from HIV after
  • 18-month confirmatory test
  • 128 Doctors & 1621 staff sensitized to strengthen the HIV care and Health System

HIV-TB Care for Prison Inmates

HIV-TB interventions in Prison and Other Closed Settings(OCS) in Karnataka

50 Prisons and 77 OCS in Karnataka

  • 99 New positive identified in prisons & OCS and 91 linkages to referrals and treatment (92%)
  • 27139 Screened for TB, 19505 Screened for STI & 2285 Screened for Syphilis
  • 127 Centres engaged for sensitizing prison and OCS officials and other district level stakeholders

HIV Care for High Risk Migrants

Mysuru Taluk, T Narsipura and Nanjangudu

  • 11692 High risk migrants registered
  • 43700 Migrants engaged through awareness sessions
  • 3 HIV Positive and 182 STI cases detected through 5525 ICTC tests and STI screening
  • 3 HIV Positive cases linked to Mysuru ART Center, 160 STI cases linked to Shuraksha Clinic and provided with
    STI kits at field level

Blended Training for HIV Elimination

Improving the knowledge and skills for quality HIV services among health care providers

All Districts of Karnataka

  • 702 Trainees completed at least one online course out of 1387 registered active trainees on LMS
  • 195 Trainees from 14 districts have completed classroom training in 6 Batches

Equitable and Accessible Institutional HIV Care

Treatment & Counselling Support of PLHIVs

Forest-based tribal people with special preference to H D Kote & Saragur taluk

  • 222 PLHIVs linked to ART through Integrated Care and Treatment Centre at VMH
  • 333 PLHIVs served at Community Care Centre, Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences
  • 5300 PLHIVs are reached through counselling support at SVYM’s CSC in Chikkodi & Athani