HIV Project.

We care for the people living with HIV in our community.

HIV Project

In the Kibagare slum, stigma and discrimination hindered individuals from disclosing their HIV status. With the help of a trained community champion, a support group was established to combat self-stigma and promote positive living. Initially starting with five members, the group grew to ten, encouraging individuals to disclose their status and seek treatment. Through mentorship and education on the importance of ARV adherence, many have returned to care. We invite you to support our mission to promote change for people living with HIV in Kibagare.

We, St Martin's Kibagare Good News center are working to provide equal opportunities for the people living with HIV and give mentorship programs that will improve their welfare. Regardless of the challenges, we believe through promoting education and equal chances on the affected persons, we will impact their way of lives. We ask you friends and friends of St Martins to support our activities as we aim to promote change in Kibagare Slum.