The Soul City Institute for Social Justice (formerly known as Soul City Institute for Health and Development Communication) uses a combination of mass media, social mobilisation, and advocacy to im
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Soul City Institute website on December 15 2016,
"Health communication can motivate people to get tested, get treated and stay on treatment for the rest of their lives.
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JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes: 1 January 2017 - Volume 74 - Supplement 1 pp. S1–S73 doi: 10.1097/QAI.0000000000001211 - sent via email from HC3 to The Communication Initiative on December 9 2016; "Health Communication Leads to Better Outcomes for Those Receiving HIV Treatment", by Kim Martin, HC3, December 9 2016; USAID website, and "Health Communication and the HIV Continuum of Care", by Sten H. Vermund, Elizabeth C. Mallalieu, Lynn M. Van Lith, and Helen E. Struthers - all accessed on December 13 2016. Image caption/credit: "A woman reads the local language version of the Patient's Charter at a medical camp in Bushenyi, Uganda supported by the USAID-funded Advocacy for Better Health project." PATH
These two materials have been developed to help community leaders in Swaziland to support adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) in their communities and to advocate for modification of harmful cu
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HC3 website and HC3 website on December 7 2016.
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