The Test and Treat pilot in the rural county of Yambio, in South Sudan provides a community based option for long-term Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) that can ensure people with HIV/AIDS receive consistent care in rural conflict settings. Here are some of the testimonies from Test and Treat patients.
An MSF counselor has a consultation meeting with an HIV patient at an MSF mobile clinic in Bodo, a village just outside Yambio, in Gbudwe State, South Sudan.
MSF community health workers host a CAG meeting in Ribodo, a village just outside Yambio, in Gbudwe State, South Sudan.
Anthony, an MSF HIV counselor goes over patients file in his office in Yambio, Gbudwe State, South Sudan.
MSF staff at a daily morning meeting before going to the field in Yambio, Gbudwe State, South Sudan.
An MSF CAG meeting in Ribodo, a village just outside Yambio, in Gbudwe State, South Sudan.
A group of ladies sit waiting for consultations, or to see the MSF medical doctors at an MSF mobile clinic site in Bodo, a village just outside Yambio, in Gbudwe State, South Sudan.
Justin Gabriel – A farmer attends an MSF mobile clinic in Bodo, a village just outside Yambio, in Gbudwe State, South Sudan
Beatrice Alonso, an MSF medical doctor looks over a patients file at a MSF mobile clinic in Bodo, a village just outside Yambio, in Gbudwe State, South Sudan.
Alice Sungufue stands with her son, holding ARV’s in a bag at an MSF mobile clinic in Bodo, a village just outside Yambio, in Gbudwe State, South Sudan.
Thomas Peter Mbugo- Came to the MSF mobile clinic site to talk to MSF staff members in Yambio, in Gbudwe State, South Sudan.
All photographs by Charles Atiki Lomodong