Nigeria Although HIV prevalence among adults is low (3.1%) compared with that in other sub-Saharan African countries, the total population living with HIV is about 3.5 million, making Nigeria the country with the second-highest HIV burden in the world (30). There are wide interstate differences—Benue State has a HIV prevalence of 15.4% and Zamfara State

Ethiopia Over 1.2 million Ethiopians are currently living with HIV/AIDS. In the age group 15-29 years, there were more women living with HIV/AIDS than men; in the age group 30+ years, there were more men living with HIV/AIDS than women (AIDS in Ethiopia, sixth report)   psychosocial care and counseling services to children, adolescents and

South Sudan Civil society organizations and networks of persons living with HIV are very crucial in supporting children and adolescents infected and affected by HIV. Therefore, the MoH of South Sudan with support from ANECCA held a three-day sensitization-training workshop for members of CSOs on the importance of providing PSS as part of their interventions