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Supporting communications at WHO HIV and Hepatitis Department

People wait for their appointments at the MSF Hepatitis C clinic in Cambodia.
People wait for their appointments at an MSF Hepatitis C clinic in Cambodia.

Since May 2018 Avert has been supporting the World Health Organization (WHO) HIV and Hepatitis department on its news and newsletter communications.

Avert – with constantly updated knowledge of HIV and sexual health issues, and expertise on digital communications gained from years evolving the global Avert.org information site – was a natural partner for WHO’s HIV and Hepatitis department.

Since May 2018 Avert has been contracted to provide tailored support to the department on its news and newsletter outputs covering HIV and hepatitis, published on the WHO website and through its regular stakeholder newsletters.

Avert is also supporting the wider dissemination of important WHO HIV and hepatitis news through Avert’s own news stories which are read by tens of thousands of people every month.

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Photo credit: Todd Brown/WHO. Images used on this site are for illustrative purposes only. They do not imply any health status or behaviour on the part of the people in the photo.

Last full review: 
16 April 2019
Next full review: 
16 April 2020

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Last updated:
03 July 2019
Last full review:
16 April 2019
Next full review:
16 April 2020