The inclusion of trans communities in the global HIV response is growing, and with it, a greater understanding of the necessity for differentiated service delivery, community-led services, and a holistic approach that integrates HIV and sexual health care with trans-related healthcare.
In May 2018, GATE undertook an initiative to implement its “Global Fund Monitoring and Evaluation for Transgender Communities Tool” in Guyana during a 2-day capacity building and planning session with Guyana Trans United (GTU).
1 December 2018 is the 30th anniversary of World AIDS Day. As a key population, trans and gender diverse people are still 13 times more likely to be living with HIV than the general population. Today, GATE opens the call to join our International Working Group on Trans Masculine People and HIV.
