The vehicle will enable the association to provide the fa’afafine community with STI/HIV services in collaboration with the Ministry of Health’s Communicable Disease Clinic.
“One of the key challenges in increasing access to and reaching SFA’s key populations, especially in the rural and remote areas of Upolu and Savaii, is access to transportation”.
“UNDP and the Global Fund is pleased to assist SFA in this area, so that they can fully serve and achieve the purposes of this programme and their organisation,” said UNDP Resident Representative to Samoa, Jorn Sorensen.
