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During an emergency, related to a sharp increase in cases of COVID-19, when it turned out to be a problem to go outside the house, people living with HIV could not simply go to medical centers and get treatment. It was a big question about the continuity of patient care.
In the context of the COVID epidemic, the allocation of people living with HIV into a separate group is of high social importance
During self-isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many families, who raise children with HIV found themselves in difficult life situations. Especially families with guardianship of the child by the grandmother, single mothers and large families.
Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, Russia has developed a number of restrictive measures on access to treatment and prevention of vertical transmission of HIV infection for women living with HIV and raising infants
Trans* people are one of the most marginalized groups in Georgia. Operational research among Trans* people conducted within the SoS project was extremely important for our community. This was the first study conducted specifically among Trans*People in Georgia providing important recommendations. We believe that this study will be the basis for the introduction of various services and activities to improve the lives of trans people in our country.