PATA 2019 Summit

READY Together! Integrating HIV & SRHR through Clinic-Community Collaboration

16-18 October 2019

Johannesburg, South Africa

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PATA extends special thanks to all programme contributors, speakers, and facilitators.

Summit and programme coordination: Paediatric AdolescentTreatment Africa (PATA) Summit Working Group: PATA, Frontline AIDS, The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) and Positive Action for Children Fund (PACF). Programme contribution and facilitation: Access Chapter 2, Africaid; AIDS and Rights Alliance for Southern Africa (ARASA); AVAC; Centres for Disease Control (CDC); Coordinating Assembly for NGOs (CANGO), Desmond Tutu H.I.V. Foundation, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF); Family AIDS Care and Education Services (FACES); Frontline AIDS; Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+); Global Network of Young People Living with HIV (Y+), International AIDS Society (IAS); International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC); Kheth’impilo; Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF); Ministries of Health; Mzansti Wakho; Mildmay; PATA; Positive Vibes; Piggs Peak Hospital, PACF; REPSSI; SAfAIDS; Sexual Reproductive Heath Rights Africa Trust (SAT), Sonke Gender Justice; The Athena Network; South African National AIDS Council (SANAC), UNICEF; WeCare Youth Organisation, Zalewa Clinic and Zimbabwe Young Positives (ZY). Summit organisation and logistics: Team PATA Communications and media: PATA; Frontline AIDS; UNICEF and Y+ Summit donor partners:

Appreciation is extended to Frontline AIDS, the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the M.A.C AIDS Fund, the ELMA Foundation and ViiV Healthcare, Positive Action.

PATA acknowledges the contributions of the entire PATA team: Board and staff, Youth Advisory Panel

(YAP), Technical Advisory Panel (TAP) and all in-county focal persons and Technical Assistants.

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ARRIVAL: Tuesday 15 October

12:00 – 14:00 Lunch for arriving guests

Milner’s Restaurant

15:00 – 18:00 Registration

Conference lobby

18:30 – 22:00 Casual dinner Milner’s Restaurant and The Pound & Penny Pub

DAY 1: Wednesday 16 October 2019

#READY to Integrate HIV and SRHR Services

Overview: Day 1 of the PATA 2019 Summit will provide a regional update against the AIDS Free agenda, highlighting progress and priorities, before focussing on HIV and SRHR service delivery for adolescents and young people. The Africa Café Workshops will showcase examples of HIV-SRHR integration, highlighting models that are both promising and scalable within low-resource clinics in the region. Skills-building sessions will provide opportunities to improve skills in counselling for choice and how to establish and maintain effective safe spaces that recognise adolescents and young people as equal partners in the management of their own health and wellbeing.

06:30 – 08:00 Breakfast

Milner’s Restaurant

07:30 – 08:15 Registration for day delegates

Conference lobby

08:30 – 10:00 Plenary: Are we #READY to integrate services?

Prospect

[All delegates]

Chairs: Tinashe Rufurwadzo, Y+, Zimbabwe and Luann Hatane, PATA, South Africa

Welcome and opening

An overview: PATA 2019 Summit

Luann Hatane, PATA, South Africa

Opening address

Mapaseka Steve Letsike, South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) and

Access Chapter 2, South Africa

South African anthem

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Regional update on adolescent HIV: Progress and priority actions

Mariame Sylla, UNICEF, South Africa

HIV-SRHR integration for adolescents and young people: Are we delivering? Georgina Caswell, GNP+, South Africa

10:00 – 10:30 Tea

Please move to the breakaway rooms at 10:20 for the Africa Café Workshops.

10:30 – 12:30 Africa Café Workshops

Please review the table below.

Cameroon, DRC, Malawi,

Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda South Africa, Zimbabwe Eswatini, Kenya, Zambia

Prospect* Ballroom A Ballroom B

*Please note that Prospect will have Portuguese and Swahili simultaneous translation.

30 min sessions, including short presentation and discussion:

• READY+ model: Delivering integrated HIV-SRHR services through

partnership

Felisitas Ngubo, Africaid, Zimbabwe

• Mildmay Uganda model: Providing adolescent SRHR services as a one stop

shop

Violette Nabatte, Mildmay Uganda

• MSF model: Integrating clinical and psychosocial care using Youth Care

Clubs

Pumeza Runeyi, MSF, South Africa

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

Milner’s Restaurant and The Pound & Penny Pub

13:30 – 15:00 Skills-Building Session 1

Please select a session below that is of most interest to you.

Skills-building sessions have a maximum capacity of 50 people; be sure to be on time

to secure your preferred choice.

How to deliver supportive counselling

and consultation for choice PATA

How to meaningfully involve AYPLHIV (GIPA)

Y+ and GNP+

How to establish and maintain safe spaces

PATA

Clinical discussion: Case-based learning

Mo Archary and Patrick Oyaro

Prospect* Ballroom A Ballroom B** La Chouette

*Please note that Prospect will have Portuguese and Swahili simultaneous translation. **Please note that Ballroom B will have Portuguese and Swahili whisper translation.

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15:00 – 15:30 Tea

15:30 – 17:00 Skills-Building Session 2

Please attend a different session than the one you attended before tea.

Skills-building sessions have a maximum capacity of 50 people; be sure to be on time

to secure your preferred choice.

How to meaningfully involve AYPLHIV (GIPA)

Y+ and GNP+

How to establish and maintain safe spaces

PATA

How to deliver supportive counselling

and consultation for choice PATA

Clinical discussions Case-based learning

Mo Archary and Patrick

Oyaro

Prospect* Ballroom A Ballroom B** La Chouette

*Please note that Prospect will have Portuguese and Swahili simultaneous translation.

**Please note that Ballroom B will have Portuguese and Swahili whisper translation.

17:00 – 18:00 Hall of fame: sharing our experiences

Marketplace and poster voting

18:30 – 22:00 Casual dinner

Milner’s Restaurant and The Pound & Penny Pub

DAY 2: Thursday 17 October 2019

#READY to reach and serve all

Overview: Day 2 will begin with a regional overview of the policies, guidelines and legislation that accelerate or hinder HIV and SRHR service access for adolescents and young people. Emphasis on this day will be placed on uncovering our blind spots and exploring strategies that reach and deliver stigma-free gender-sensitive services for the most marginalised young populations. Africa Café Workshops and skills-building sessions will present models and develop skills around creating an enabling, friendly and supportive environment to safeguard the rights of adolescents and young people, and focus on building confidence and resilience among service providers to deliver non-discriminatory services. The day will end in a facilitated panel discussion which brings together themes from the summit’s first two days – integrating HIV-SRHR services and reaching and serving all adolescents and young people.

06:30 – 08:00 Breakfast

Milner’s Restaurant

06:45 – 7:30 Reflective self-care practice

Beginners yoga

La Chouette

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08:30 – 10:00 Plenary: Are we #READY to reach and serve all?

Prospect

[All delegates]

Chairs: Luisa Orza, Frontline AIDS, UK, and Moses Rutatina, Baylor, Uganda

Choice in today’s era of treatment optimisation: Leaving nobody behind

Nandita Sugandhi, ICAP, USA

Reaching the most left behind: Where are young mothers in the HIV response?

Nyasha Sithole, ATHENA Network, Zimbabwe

Blind spots: Missing the mark

Angelica Pino, Sonke Gender Justice, South Africa

Policing bodies: Policy and legal barriers to and delivering sexual and reproductive

health and rights

Felicita Hikuam, ARASA, Namibia

10:00 – 10:30 Tea

Please move to the breakaway rooms at 10:20 for the Africa Café Workshops.

10:30 – 12:30 Africa Café Workshops

Please review the table below.

Cameroon, DRC, Malawi,

Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda South Africa, Zimbabwe Eswatini, Kenya, Zambia

Prospect* Ballroom A Ballroom B

*Please note that Prospect will have Portuguese and Swahili simultaneous translation.

30 min sessions, including short presentation and discussion:

• ABCD model: Peer-led mental health support groups for young mothers

Blessings Banda, We Care and Grace Ngulube, Zalewa Clinic, Malawi

• DSD model: Delivering adolescent friendly services and PrEP

Nadia Ahmed, DTHF, South Africa

• School-based model: Delivering integrated SRHR services for marginalised

youth

Najma Shaikh, Kheth’impilo, South Africa

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

Milner’s Restaurant and The Pound & Penny Pub

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13:30 – 15:00 Skills-building Session 3

Please select a session below that is of most interest to you.

Skills-building sessions have a maximum capacity of 50 people; be sure to be on time

to secure your preferred choice.

How to address barriers in achieving inclusive

access to SRHR: LILO

Positive Vibes

How to get to the heart of stigma IAS

Prospect* Ballroom A Ballroom B** La Chouette

*Please note that Prospect will have Portuguese and Swahili simultaneous translation.

**Please note that Ballroom B will have Portuguese and Swahili whisper translation.

15:00 – 15:30 Tea

15:30 – 17:00 Lekgotla

Prospect

[All delegates]

Crossing the divide: Reaching all through integrated HIV-SRHR services

Facilitators: Georgina Caswell, GNP+, South Africa and Phakamani Moyo, UBH, Zimbabwe

Panellists:

Eddie Mkhatshwa, CANGO, Eswatini

Faith Kiruthi, Sunshine Smiles, Kenya

Lynette Mudekunye, REPSSI, South Africa

Futhie Dlamini, Piggs Peak Hospital, Eswatini

Audrey Nosenga, ZY+, Zimbabwe

Ministry of Health

17:00 – 18:00 Sandton City Mall

Shuttle to Sandton City Mall; meal vouchers provided for casual dinner

DAY 3: Friday 18 October 2019

#READY for Clinic-Community Collaboration

Overview: Day 3 of the PATA 2019 Summit will provide an overview of progress made against global and

regional commitments to community engagement and partnership. Service collaborations between

health facilities and their surrounding communities through clinic-community collaboration (C3) will be

highlighted in the Africa Café Workshops. Skills-building sessions will develop understanding and capacity

around how we can use the C3 methodology to improve services for adolescents and young people. The

final Lekgotla session will highlight key lessons and service delivery priorities that have emerged across

the summit. The evening will celebrate our three days together with a farewell dinner and presentation

of the PATA 2019 WOW Awards to acknowledge exceptional service providers.

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06:30 – 08:00 Breakfast

Milner's Restaurant

07:45 – 08:15 Reflective self-care practice

Meditation

08:30 – 10:00 Plenary: Are we #READY for clinic-community collaboration?

Prospect

[All delegates]

Chair: Shaun Mellors, PACF, UK and Grace Ngulube, Zalewa clinic, Malawi

Let’s not forget prevention in clinic-community collaboration

Jessica Rodrigues, AVAC, USA

Self-management and DSD: My treatment, my life, my choice

Immaculate Mutisya, CDC, Kenya

Young people leading the way: Service linkage, delivery and advocacy on the

frontline

Cedric Nininahazwe, Y+, South Africa

Resilient relationships for adolescents and young people living with HIV: What can

we do in clinics and communities?

Elona Toska, Mzantsi Wakho, South Africa

Are frontline voices being heard in global decision making: Are we meeting our

commitments to community partnership in the HIV response?

Jonathan Gunthorp, SAT, South Africa

10:00 – 10:30 Tea

Please move to the breakaway rooms at 10:20 for the Africa Café Workshops.

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10:30 – 12:30 Africa Café Workshops

Please review the table below.

Cameroon, DRC, Malawi,

Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda South Africa, Zimbabwe Eswatini, Kenya, Zambia

Prospect* Ballroom A Ballroom B

*Please note that Prospect will have Portuguese and Swahili simultaneous translation.

30 min sessions, including short presentation and discussion:

• CTO model: Communities collecting and sharing data to ensure

accountability and drive change

Helen Etyaale, ITPC, Botswana

• FTT model: Case finding, linkage and referral through clinic-community

collaboration

Tanyaradzwa Nyakatawa, SAfAIDS, Zimbabwe

• C3 model: Case finding in Luanshya district through Kawama Clinic and

Ndola Nutrition organisation collaboration

Maxwell Ng'uni and Halumba Munachonga, Zambia

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

Milner’s Restaurant and The Pound & Penny Pub

13:30 – 15:00 Skills-Building Session 4

Joining forces: Tools and tricks for clinic-community collaboration

All delegates will attend the same session. Please attend the room that has been

assigned to your country.

Mozambique,

Tanzania South Africa Kenya, Zambia

Eswatini,

Zimbabwe

Cameroon, DRC,

Malawi, Uganda

Prospect* Ballroom A Ballroom B La Chouette Emley

*Please note that Prospect will have Portuguese and Swahili simultaneous translation.

15:00 – 15:30 Tea and group photo

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15:30 – 17:00 Lekgotla and vote of thanks

Prospect

[All delegates]

Crossing the divide: Clinics and Communities READY together!

Facilitators: Patrick Oyaro, PATA BOD, Kenya and Luann Hatane, PATA, South Africa

Panellists:

Shaffiq Essajee, UNICEF, USA

Cedric Nininahazwe, Y+, South Africa

Sanana Mubebo, ELMA, South Africa

Shaun Mellors, PACF, UK

Sharifah Kyomukama, JCRC, Uganda

Rogers Simiyu, EGPAF, Kenya

Ministry of Health

19:00 Closing Dinner and PATA 2019 WOW Awards

Ballroom A and B

Masters of Ceremony: Tinashe Rufurwadzo, Y+ and Linda Ndlovu, PATA, South Africa

DEPARTURE: Saturday 19 October 2019

Before 11:00 Hotel check-out

Departures to Oliver Tambo International Airport based on flight times

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PATA gives a big thank you to all summit participants for being #READYTogether!

PATA 2019 Summit: Participating Health Facilities, Community-Based Implementing Partners,

Lead Organisations and National Youth Networks

Cameroon Chantal Biya Foundation Nkwen Baptist Health Centre

DRC Khalembelembe Clinic

Eswatini

Bhekinkosi Nazarene Clinic Bholi Clinic

Emkhuzweni Health Centre Mbikwakhe Clinic

Piggs Peak Government Hospital Siteki Public Health Unit

Nazarene Compassionate Ministries Super Buddies

Young Heroes CANGO

SNYP+

Kenya

Ambira Sub-county Hospital Ganze Health Centre

Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV& AIDS Kisumu Medical and Education Trust

Migosi Sub county Hospital Moi’s Bridge Community Welfare Association

Moi's Bridge Health Centre Moving The Goalposts

Muhoroni County Hospital Nyandiwa Subcounty Hospital

OGRA Foundation Peer Support Project

SOTENI Village of Hope Ugunja St Joseph Uzima

St. Joseph the Worker HC Sunshine Smiles Clinic

WOFAK

Malawi Neno District Hospital Rainbow Clinic

Tisungane Clinic Zalewa Clinic

Mozambique

Centro de Saude Bagamoyo Centro de Saúde de Boane

Centro de Saúde 1 de Junho Centro de Saúde de Marracuene

Centro de Saúde Munhava Centro de Saúde Ponta Gea

Hixikanwe OASIS

ADECC REPSSI Mozambique

Y+ Mozambique

South Africa

AIDS Foundation of South Africa (AFSA) Amandla Development

ANOVA Health and district facilities Health Systems Trust (HST)

HIVSA MATCH

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) WITS RHI

Weltevreden Valley Clinic

Tanzania

Humuliza Organization Kimara Peer educators & Health Promoters Trust Fund

Kwa Wazee Nshamba Mwananyamala Hospital CTC

PASADA PASADA Upendano Hospital

Sinza Hospital TAYOPA

Temeke Referral Hospital Vijibweni Health Center

REPSSI Tanzania NYP+

Uganda Baylor Uganda Joint Clinical Research Council (JCRC)

Infectious Diseases Institute Mulago Lira Infectious Disease Clinic

Mulago COE ISS Clinic TASO Gulu

Zambia

Chawama Level 1 Hospital Chazanga Health Centre

Chikupi Rural Health Centre Chilanga Youth Awake

Kabangwe Creative Initiative Association Kafue Estate Clinic

Kawama Clinic Kazimva Health Centre

Latkings Outreach Program Mapalo Clinic

Mapalo Support Group Ndola Nutrition Organisation

Pride Community Health Organization Shifwankula Health Post

Zimbabwe

Africaid Beatrice Road Infectious Diseases Hospital

BHASO Chitungwiza Central Hospital

Gaths Mine Hospital Morgenster Mission Hospital

Mpilo Ol Clinic MMPZ

United Bulawayo Hospital REPSSI Zimbabwe

ZYP+

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Lanyards

Health

Providers

Community-

Based

Implementing

Partners

Lead

Organisations;

Ministry of

Health

Y+ Focal

persons; Y+

Speakers;

Partners;

Donors

PATA Staff;

TAs;

Facilitators

(Xhosa)

Nkosi sikelel' iAfrika

Maluphakanyisw' uphondo lwayo,

(Zulu)

Yizwa imithandazo yethu,

Nkosi sikelela, thina lusapho lwayo.

(Sesotho)

Morena boloka setjhaba sa heso,

O fedise dintwa le matshwenyeho,

O se boloke, O se boloke setjhaba sa heso, Setjhaba sa,

South Africa, South Africa!

(Afrikaans)

Uit die blou van onse hemel,

Uit die diepte van ons see,

Oor ons ewige gebergtes,

Waar die kranse antwoord gee,

(English)

Sounds the call to come together,

And united we shall stand,

Let us live and strive for freedom,

In South Africa our land.

Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika: National Anthem – South Africa

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Social media

@teampata

@PaediatricAdolescentTreatmentAfrica

@TeamPata

#PATA2019Summit

#READY4Integration #READYTogether

#READY2standup2stigma

#cliniccommunitycollaboration

@READY_Movement

@READYMovement

@readymovement

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PATA is a proud member and partner in the collective advocacy of:

The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS (CCABA)

@ChildrenandHIV

The Regional Inter-Agency Task Team on Children and AIDS for East and Southern

Arica (RIATT-ESA)

@RIATTESA

Have you taken a photograph and written a message on the Stand up to Stigma Wall?

#READY2StandUp2Stigma

Sunnyside Park Hotel Layout

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Paediatric AdolescentTreatment Africa

PATA believes in the principle of developing sustainable interventions that are receptive to global

guidance, linked to national strategic plans, informed by frontline health providers, young people living with HIV and is undertaken in collaboration with local communities.

PATA is an action network of health providers and health facilities in sub-Saharan Africa offering a powerful platform for regional collaboration, capacity building and peer-to-peer exchange.

Together we build bridges, and close gaps - linking, learning and building effective clinic-community partnership for improved access to quality HIV service delivery for children,

adolescents and young people.

PATA network members are encouraged to reach out to neighbouring facilities and local partners to expand the ‘PATA network’ and extend the ‘PATA effect’ through ongoing peer-to-peer and south-to-

south learning and exchange. For more information about PATA, visit our website www.teampata.org

Tel: +27 21 447 9566 Fax: +27 86 619 1623 Email: info@teampata.org

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