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===Testing Facilities=== | ===Testing Facilities=== | ||
* Clínica de Sommerschield (diagnosis, testing, therapies): Rua Pereira do Logo 52, Maputo. Phone: +258 1 493 924 /5/6 | |||
* Centro de Saúde do Alto-Maé (voluntary counselling and testing), Maputo; Phone: +258 1 403 073 | |||
===Support=== | ===Support=== | ||
* | * [http://www.unaids.org/en/regionscountries/countries/mozambique UNAIDS Mozambique] | ||
* Kindlimuka (Association of people with HIV/AIDS): Maputo. Phone: +258 1 422 651 | * Kindlimuka (Association of people with HIV/AIDS): Maputo. Phone: +258 1 422 651 | ||
* Tip from HIVTravel: "In Mozambique, treatment facilities for people with HIV/AIDS are limited to some private clinics in Maputo, the clinics "Sommerschield" and "Cruz Azul" for example. These clinics have the main combination therapies in stock and can import them from neighbouring South Africa. However, there is no appropriate laboratory equipment. People who live with HIV/AIDS should also be aware of their specific vulnerability caused by other infectious diseases that are common in Mozambique (like malaria, hepatitis, tuberculosis, cholera, meningitis, parasitosis etc.)."<ref name="hivtravel_mozambique" /> | * Tip from HIVTravel: "In Mozambique, treatment facilities for people with HIV/AIDS are limited to some private clinics in Maputo, the clinics "Sommerschield" and "Cruz Azul" for example. These clinics have the main combination therapies in stock and can import them from neighbouring South Africa. However, there is no appropriate laboratory equipment. People who live with HIV/AIDS should also be aware of their specific vulnerability caused by other infectious diseases that are common in Mozambique (like malaria, hepatitis, tuberculosis, cholera, meningitis, parasitosis etc.)."<ref name="hivtravel_mozambique" /> | ||