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Protecting Childhood in the AIDS Pandemic

Protecting Childhood in the AIDS Pandemic

Finding Solutions that Work

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Opis
Every year over a quarter of a million children die of AIDS. Another two million children currently live with HIV, most in sub-Saharan Africa. Millions more are affected when AIDS enters their families or their communities. Orphans are perhaps the most visible:: 15 million children have lost one or both parents to AIDS; 12 million of them live in sub-Saharan Africa.The increasing burden of care due to HIV/AIDS falls mainly on extended family:: first they care for the sick and dying relatives, and then they take responsibility for the children left behind. Today, the extended family cares for over 90% of double orphans. Adults who take on these immense caregiving burdens have less time for their own children, fewer financial resources, and greater difficulties securing food and shelter. Thus, children who have parents providing care to sick relatives or whoshare scarce resources with foster children may also experience disadvantage. In communities severely affected by AIDS, traditional safety nets are often eroded by cumulative mortality:: teachers are absent from school because of their own illness or that of family members, and basic healthfacilities can be overwhelmed by AIDS care needs, all of which leave children increasingly vulnerable. The impact is most severe in environments where government- and state-level support is weakest-where universal education, health care, and social welfare are either partially available or not available at all.Protecting Childhood in the AIDS Pandemic will bring together lessons from experts around the world on what has worked, and what would need to be done to transform the outcomes of children of all ages whose lives have been affected by HIV/AIDS. Examining which public policies and programs have worked best to meet the full range of childrens needs, from medical care to social support and from infancy to adolescence, this is the volume for academics, social scientists, policymakers, andon-the-ground practitioners.
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OUP USA
86791
9780199765126
9780199765126

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Rok wydania
2012
Numer wydania
1
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
336
Wymiary (mm)
156 x 235
Waga (g)
612
  • 1. Meeting the Essential Needs of All Children; Jody Heymann, Lorraine Sherr, and Rachel Kidman; Part I. The Critical Context of Childrens Lives; ; 2. Even When Theyre Ill: The Central Role of Families in the Lives of Children Affected by AIDS; Linda M. Richter; 3. Strength Under Duress: Community Responses to Childrens Needs; Geoff Foster, Nathan Nshakira, and Nigel Taylor; Part II. Challenges to Child Development; 4. Early Childhood: The Building Base for the Future; Patrice L. Engle; 5. Education in a Pandemic: The Needs of School-age Children; Xiaoming Li and Yan Guo; 6. Healthy Minds: Psychosocial Interventions for School-Aged Children; Lucie D. Cluver, Malega Kganakga, Mark E. Boyes, and Mihyung Park; 7. Transition into Adulthood: The Changing Needs of Youth; Simona Bignami-Van Assche and Vinod Mishra ; Part III. Meeting Health Care Needs; ; 8. Effective HIV Prevention and Treatment for Pregnant Mothers and Their Children; Hoosen Coovadia and Marie-Louise Newell; 9. Breaking the Cycle: Challenges and Solutions in Pediatric HIV Policy; Liezl Smit, Angela Dramowski, Kevin Clarke, Janine Clayton, Annemadelein Scherer, Amy Slogrove, Happyson Musvosvi, Marina Rifkin, and Mark Cotton; Part IV. Getting Delivery Done Well; 10. Choices and Consequences: Should Resources Be Specifically Targeted to Children Affected by AIDS?; Michelle Adato; 11. Whose Responsibility is It Anyway? Four Perspectives; View 1. Moving From Abrogation to Shared Responsibility; Douglas Webb; View 2. Responsibility, Accountability, and Government (In)action; Agnes Binagwaho; ; View 3. Childrens Rights and the Responsibility of All Stakeholders; Stefan E. Germann, Stuart Kean, and Rachel Samuel; View 4. The Responsibility to Not Turn Away; Chris Desmond;
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