The Partnership Model Project to enhance access to and benefit from quality services for prevention and treatment by the most vulnerable groups and those living with the virus that causes AIDS works on a set of axes that enhance the prevention of HIV disease and build the capabilities of health service providers. These components are as follows:

The first component

Strengthening the technical capabilities of healthcare service providers to understand the needs of vulnerable populations:

• Technical training for healthcare service providers in Alexandria.
• Basic training on stigma and discrimination for medical staff.
• Refresher training for doctors dealing with and studying the needs of people living with HIVHIV
• Invigorating training on stigma and discrimination for medical administrative staff.

The second component:

Creating a referral system between health service providers and associations working in the field.

• Meetings with leaders of the Ministry of Health to activate referral systems.
• Meetings and training with those dealing with the category, including doctors, nurses, and others.
• Training on the referral system for people cohabiting and exposed with medical staff.

Component Three:

Increasing the technical capabilities of NGOs to effectively reach key representatives through education And preventive tools in addition to mainstreaming HIV within the broader scope of human rights and development:

• Building the capabilities of non-governmental organizations to create protection programs for the most vulnerable groups.
• Trainings for organizations and representatives of the most vulnerable groups and those living together on monitoring and documentation skills.

Fourth Component:

Raising the awareness of cohabiting people about therapeutic culture:

• Capacity building training for networks of people living together and their representatives to enhance leadership skills and leadership among groups.
• Health education sessions for people living together.
• Establishing an observatory to document various forms of violence and discrimination against VP and VP span>PLHIV.

The direct target group of the project:

The project targets: cohabitants and those in danger, in addition to Medical staff dealing with people living with HIV Gay men