The African Eye Voice
The African Eye Voice
The African Eye Voice is an HIV Treatments magazine for African communities in the UK, published by the African Eye Trust with the support of NAM.
It is distributed around the UK through GUM clinics and voluntary and statutory organisations working in the field of HIV.
2010 Treatment Information Events: UK
Take a look at our latest treatments developments poster, produced at our Manchester training day in conjunction with the Black Health Agency.
National African Treatment Information Project
The African Eye Trust Manages a UK wide African HIV Treatment Information project which aims at Providing clear HIV treatment information to people living with HIV/AIDS in England Wales and Scotland.
The project workshops are delivered through patient organisations, All our treatment information workshops are delivered by Treatment Advocates living with HIV and other professionals.
African HIV Treatment Advocates Training Project
Download the latest edition of the African Eye Voice
African Eye June 2010.pdf
[4600kb]African Eye Voice : February - May 2010.pdf
[4131kb]African Eye Voice : November 2009- January 2010.pdf
[4869kb]African Eye Voice : May 2009.pdf
[5697kb]African Eye Voice : December 2008 - February 2009.pdf
[5739kb]African Eye Voice : August - October 2008.pdf
[5876kb]African Eye Voice : March - May 2008.pdf
[2496kb]African Eye Voice : October 2007.pdf
[3306kb]African Eye Voice : August 2007.pdf
[1994kb]African Eye Voice : May 2007.pdf
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African Eye Q and A Sections
African Eye Issue 4 - QandA.pdf
[663kb]African Eye Issue 3 - QandA.pdf
[429kb]African Eye Issue 2 - QandA.pdf
[299kb]African Eye Issue 1 - QandA.pdf
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