Applying scientific knowledge to design and implement programs
Keeping vulnerable communities at the centre of all programs
Forging strong partnerships to achieve health targets
March 4, 2025
KHPT holds consultations with CSOs to develop a comprehensive strategy for supporting adolescent girls.
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February 26, 2025
APF invites KHPT to co-create curriculum for frontline staff working with adolescents
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February 25, 2025
KHPT launches First 1000 Days of Life project supported by SJRI in Chitradurga, Karnataka
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February 17, 2025
KHPT conducts public engagement workshops to understand issues on health and well-being of adolescents in urban Mysuru
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People covered through TB projects focusing on person-centred care and engagement with community structures and local governance
Vulnerable people, including the urban vulnerable, migrants, miners and tea garden workers reached through TB initiatives.
Adolescent girls reached through our work in adolescent health
Eligible couples, pregnant women and lactating mothers reached to improve MNCH outcomes
Adults screened for diabetes and hypertension
Most at risk populations and people living with HIV covered under HIV/AIDS projects
In 2003, KHPT was founded with a single mission to reduce the prevalence of HIV in Karnataka, specifically among vulnerable communities.
My husband had TB three times and died. He never took treatment properly; he would throw his medication in the gutter. I lost a valuable person. After getting TB, people think their life is over; they get depressed and stop eating. I can tell them that even though I have HIV, I have never got TB because I look after myself.
Mehrunnissa
Secretary of the Navjyoti Network for Persons Living with HIV in Koppal.
Small steps from us can result in a giant leap for communities at the grassroots.
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