The National African HIV Prevention Programme (NAHIP) is a Department of Health funded programme that the African Health Policy Network has managed for the last 10 years. The programme's overall strategic goal is to:
"minimise the number of sexual HIV acquisitions and transmissions
involving African people living in England"
NAHIP coordinates the collaborative action of a network of 19 established, service provider and community based organisations working across England. The NAHIP agencies are contracted by the AHPN to provide a range of HIV prevention interventions and structural services; some specifically targeted at Africans, others targeted more widely but including services for Africans.
All of NAHIP's commissioning and activities are guided by the programme's strategy, "The Knowledge, the Will and the Power" (KWP). Find out more about our approach by visiting the KWP website or joining the KWP mailing list.