Social Protection Working Group
HIV-sensitive social protection
Children affected by AIDS have the same rights to essential services as non-HIV-affected children, but HIV often threatens their access to services because it impoverishes families and reduces the parents’ ability to care for their children as effectively as they would like. Efforts are required to ensure that vulnerable children have access to social services and to ensure that these services are HIV–sensitive.
KEY RESOURCES
Resources
Social Protection That Benefits Children: A Moral Imperative and Viable Strategy for Growth and Development.
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