The toolkits, videos and additional resources are based on the implementation of the Wits RHI Adolescent Innovations Project (AIP). AIP is a five-year project to develop evidence for, implement and assess interventions that improve service access and quality for adolescents living with HIV. The project is implemented in one urban and one rural sub-district: sub-district F of the Johannesburg Health District (JHD) of Gauteng Province and Matlosana sub-district of Dr Kenneth Kaunda District (DKK) of North West Province. The project supports technical assistance and direct service delivery in 31 primary and community healthcare centres and three tertiary referral sites.
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