Welcome to the official web site of the Turks & Caicos National AIDS Program (NAP). 

NAP is the central advisory, planning and policy-making body for a comprehensive and integrated HIV/AIDS prevention and control program in the Turks & Caicos Islands.   As a part of its overall public health mission, NAP provides national leadership in helping control and fight the HIV epidemic by working with community and international partners on research, prevention and treatment programs and creating an environment where people can effectively respond to the many challenges of HIV/AIDS.

World News
 
U.S. Immigrants Bearing More of the TB Burden
Mycobacterium Marinum
Genetic Trait Boosts AIDS Risks in Blacks
Non-Hodgkins Lymphomas
Anal Itching
This Just Doesn't Make Sense - Renaming an HIV/AIDS Bill
160 Organizations Join to Push for End of HIV Travel Ban
Drug Company to Halt HIV Research
Biotech Company to Conduct Human Tests of New HIV Vaccine
HIV Medications Mean Normal Life Spans For HIV+ Patients
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Turks and Caicos News
 
Workshop on: Paper Work Data collection for HIV program

The National AIDS Program in the Ministry of Health and Human Services will conduct a half - day workshop on “ Paper work data collection for HIV program”, on Wednesday April 23, 2008, from 9am – 12 md, at the Conference Room, Dr. Rufus Ewing’s Office, (Upstairs Royal Jewels) Leeward Highway, Providenciales.

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RapPort Workshops: Strengthening the Capacity of Youth HIV Prevention Initiatives
PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos Islands; Thursday, February 28, 2008 - The Turks and Caicos National AIDS Program is in the process of evaluating and conducting workshops aimed at strengthening the Capacity of the Youth Arm of the National AIDS Program (RapPort).
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Press Coverage

Students join in the fight against aids
Turks & Caicos Sun
2007-07-27
National Aids Programme now online
Turks & Caicos Sun
May 18th - May 25th
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TCNAP Published Articles

Winning World AIDS Day Primary School Essay Entry 2007

Who Should Take the Lead to Stop AIDS?

The world Health Organization (2007) reveals that over forty-two million people are living with AIDS today. Here, in the TCI, approximately one million dollars is spent yearly on AIDS related matters. Who should take the lead to stop AIDS? The entire community should.

 

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Knowing your HIV status: We are all at risk
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Photo Galleries
 
The Rap Port in action
The Sand Bar; Waxed for a Cause Fundraising Event 2008
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