CHEC - Cambodian HIV/AIDS Education & Care

Mrs. Ri Ra is 30 years old, living in Krang Phdoav Village, Krangyung Commune, Preah Sdach

distric, Prey Veng Province. She married in 1998 with a man who was working as a driver in

Phnom Penh. After she set up a new family she never suspected about her husband sexua...

Mr. Chhoun Chantha is living in Lek 1 Village, Svay Proteal commune in Sa Ang district,

Kandal province. The real situation showed that he lives in small house with his wife and 4

children. He reported that he and his wife access home Based Care team since 2010 and t...

Mrs. Eng Somnag is 29 years old, living in Kralanch village, in Orussei Commune, in Kampong Tralach

District of Kampong Chhnang province. Her husband died in 2012 due to HIV-related disease and now

she is living with 6 members in dilapidated houses.

Before...

Mr. Nhem Chhieng Ly, currently living in Tuk Vil commune, Sa Ang district. He was diagnosed

HIV positive in 2007 and he married to a woman who is now still HIV negative. He told us that

he use condom to prevent HIV transmission to his wife. His wife runs a small busi...

Fact at Aglance

CHEC has been implementing the Home-Based Care project in cooperation with community health center staff, community personnel and PLHIV in the target project areas in five Operational Districts of Sa Ang and Ta Khmao in Kandal, Kampong Tralach in Kampong Chhnang, Srey Santhor in Kampong Cham and Preah Sdach in Prey Veng. With support from the World Food Program starting from October 2006, each PLHIV and OVC household registered within the CHEC Home-Based Care (HBC) program received nutritional support such as rice, vegetable oil and salt. In addition, the PLHIV and OVC carers were supported in referrals to treatment services and to VCCT for HIV and TB testing. Through the HBC project, PLHIV and their carers were empowered in the community, so that they were not looked down on as a result of stigma and discrimination associated with this disease. Thirty two Self Help Groups of PLHIV have so far been set up, and they have regular monthly meetings at the health centre in each Operational District.
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