PANCAP-Pan Caribbean Partnership Against HIV and AIDS

26/03/2026

No prevention, no end of AIDS – ending new HIV infections is possible only if the global community scales up equitable access to HIV prevention.

Join the Prevention 2030 Access Framework launch to hear more:
🗓️31 March 2026
⏰15.00-16:15 CET
Register on Zoom ➡️ https://ow.ly/julv50YzchF

UNAIDS | UNFPA | AVAC | Gates Foundation

26/03/2026

Here are some ways to take care of your mental health:

💜 Talk to someone you trust
💛 Do some physical activity, like going for a walk
🧡 Do things you enjoy
💚 Give yourself time to rest
💙 Know that having a bad day does not make you a bad person!

26/03/2026

Officials from the sporting and health sectors have underscored the importance of discipline, education and responsible behaviour as key elements of sexual and reproductive health.

https://gisbarbados.gov.bb/blog/sport-discipline-and-health-linked-in-new-national-campaign/

25/03/2026

Meet the Speakers for the PLHIV Convening that in partnership with UNAIDS is hosting. The come together is aimed on disseminating the Global AIDS Strategy 2026–2031 to ensure it becomes a meaningful, accessible, and understandable tool for all PLHIV.

Register to join the first convening this Tuesday!

PLHIV Convening 1: Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sjdfU2LXQs-U1a99qvkotA
Date: 24 March 2026

25/03/2026

Me et the speakers for the second PLHIV convening happening , Thursday, hosted by and .

This an exciting activities for taking the lead in driving the implementation of the Global AIDS Strategy 2026-2031. This strategy strongly emphasizes that ending AIDS as a public health threats requires a collective commitment to putting .

Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zBegr4zdTE-FvBpZkc5BCw #/registration
🗓️ 26 March 2026 (Thursday)
⏰9am CET / 3pm ICT (Bangkok)
🌏For PLHIV leaders in Central and East Africa, Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Middle East, Asia-Pacific

24/03/2026

Social Contracting Toolkit

The PANCAP Social Contracting Toolkit, finalized and available since 2021, remains an important resource to support your work.

The toolkit provides practical guidance for CARICOM Member States and partners to design and implement social contracting mechanisms, enabling governments to partner with civil society organizations (CSOs) to deliver essential HIV and health services.

🔍 What does it support?
- Strengthening sustainable financing for HIV responses
- Enhancing government–CSO partnerships
- Expanding reach to key and vulnerable populations
- Guiding countries through a structured, step-by-step implementation process

As countries continue to transition from donor funding, this toolkit remains highly relevant to sustain, scale, and strengthen national HIV programmes.

We encourage all Programme Managers to revisit and actively use the toolkit in ongoing planning and implementation efforts. https://pancap.org/pancap-documents/pancap-social-contracting-toolkit/

The PANCAP Social Contracting Toolkit is a reference document designed to be used by Governments and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in CARICOM member countries in the roll-out of social contracting mechanisms as a sustainable approach to service delivery for HIV services.

20/03/2026

Day 2 | Highlights | Tenth Meeting of the National AIDS Programme Managers and Key Partners

"If we want HIV Programmes to be more efficient, they cannot be vertical programmes. They have to be integrated into the general caregiving landscape." - Hon. Dr Frank Anthony, Minister of Health, Guyana.

⬇️ More below.

19/03/2026

Highlights | Day 2 | Tenth Meeting of the National AIDS Programme Managers and Key Partners

💡 Sustaining the HIV Response in Challenging Times
How do we keep momentum with limited funding?

Hon. Dr Frank Anthony, Minister of Health, Guyana, shares powerful insights on what regional stakeholders can do to strengthen the HIV response today.

🎥 Watch below and join the conversation!

19/03/2026

UNAIDS is pleased to join governments, communities and other stakeholders at the 10th Annual Meeting of National AIDS Program Managers, organised by PANCAP, to discuss challenges and identify strategies to end AIDS as a public health threat in the Caribbean.

19/03/2026

🌍 Highlights | Tenth National AIDS Programme Managers and Key Partners Meeting

At the Opening Ceremony, Dr Wendy Telgt‑Emanuelson, Director of the PANCAP Coordinating Unit, highlighted why this annual gathering is so vital to the Caribbean’s HIV response.

She called this year’s meeting different: a pivotal moment as we approach the 2030 goal of ending AIDS as a public health threat. With the new Caribbean Regional Strategic Framework on HIV and AIDS (2026–2030) ready to guide the journey, she urged governments, civil society, and partners to stay the course, innovate, and keep working together.

The destination: a Caribbean free from HIV as a public health threat. 🚦✨

🔗More here: https://bit.ly/4sQUErB

At the Tenth Meeting of National AIDS Programme Managers and Key Partners Opening Ceremony on Wednesday 18 March, Dr Wendy Telgt-Emanuelson, Director of the PANCAP Coordinating Unit, emphasised the importance of this annual gathering in shaping the Caribbean’s HIV response. She noted that while th...

19/03/2026

🚨 Happening Now

Day 2 | National AIDS Programme Managers and Key Partners Meeting | Trinidad and Tobago

Regional stakeholders are diving into a dynamic panel discussion on optimising Integrated HIV Service Delivery and Treatment, all with one goal: accelerating the agenda.

Together, we’re driving progress toward a healthier Caribbean. 🌍✨

19/03/2026

"Young people aged 15–24 account for one quarter of new [HIV] infections, underscoring the need for youth-friendly prevention services." - Honourable Dr Lackram Bodoe, Minister of Health

🔗More here:

Honourable Dr Lackram Bodoe, Minister of Health, Trinidad and Tobago, delivered the feature address at the Opening Ceremony of the Tenth Meeting of National AIDS Programme Managers and Key Partners, underscoring both the Caribbean’s progress and the challenges that remain in the regional HIV respo...